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Spare parts and replacement keys for E-mu Systems devices

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Batterie 2/3 mit Lötbein für E-Mu Proteus
Battery 2/3 Solder pin for E-Mu Proteus
1 pcs. Battery with solder pin suitable for E-Mu Proteus Please check right polarity! Attention: Shipping for Europe only The batterie is firmly soldered to a circuit board. For replacing craftsmanship and experience in soldering is...
14.28€ *
1 Stk. Encoder für E-mu Systems, Emu
1 pcs. Encoder for E-mu Systems,Emu
1 pcs. Encoder suitable for E-MU Command Station E-MU E4K, E-Synth E-MU E4XT depends on manufacturing date E-MU e6400 depends on manufacturing date E-MU B-3 Mo Phatt rack module or keyboard E-MU Planet Earth E-MU Orbit-3 E-MU Proteus...
5.87€ *
Kappe rund, schwarz
Cap round for power switch
 1 pcs. Cap round for power switch
2.44€ *
SIMM Sockel 1,27mm 72P
SIMM Socket 1,27mm 72P
1 pcs. SIMM Socket 1,27mm 72P Technical Hint: Mounting of this part requiers soldering.
8.50€ *
Schiebe Potentiometer 1 für E-mu Systems, Emu
Slide potentiometer 1 for E-mu Systems,Emu
1 pcs. Slide potentiometer, suitable for E-mu E4K E-Mu E-Synth The slider is firmly soldered to a circuit board. For replacing the button craftsmanship and experience in soldering is required.
11.90€ *
Potentiometer 60mm 10K Ohm
Slide Potentiometer 60mm 10K Ohm
1 pcs. Slide Potentiometer with 60mm Travel The slider is firmly soldered to a circuit board. For replacing the button craftsmanship and experience in soldering is required.
8.98€ *
Potentiometer 20mm 10K Ohm
Slide Potentiometer 20mm 10K Ohm
1 pcs. Slide Potentiometer with 20mm Travel Note on the Lever: The lever on the original potentiometer is made of metal. The potentiometer offered here has a plastic lever that is 0.6 mm thicker than the original. The lever must be...
10.47€ *
Klinkenbuchse Printmontage 6,3 mm Stereo mit 1 Schaltkontakt
Phone Jack 1/4 - 6.3 mm for printed circuits...
1 pcs. Phone Jack 1/4- 6.3 mm, stereo witch one Switch, for printed circuit used by E-mu E4K E-mu E-Synth E-Mu E4 XT E-Mu e6400 Technical description: The offered phone jack for PCB mounting is a stereo jack with switching contact for...
7.84€ *
Netzkabel, 3 polig Kaltgerätestecker
Power cable 3 pol C13-plug, 2m
Power cabel 2m with 3P C13 plug
7.58€ *
Netzkabel, 3 polig Kaltgerätestecker gewinkelt
Power cable 3 pol C13 Socket, 1.8 m
1 pcs. Power cabel with 3Pol C13-plug VDE tested Cable: H05VV-G3G0,75mm² Length: 1,8 m
6.45€ *
DC-Netzbuchse Typ5, Print für E-mu
DC Power Jack No5, PCB for E-mu
1 pcs. DC Power Jack with solder Pins for PCB mounting suitable for models E-mu Launch-Pad In these bushings, the bevel is missing at the corners. Otherwise, absolutely identical to the power socket of Korg. technical Dates: Termination...
2.34€ *
E-MU Schalt-netzteil 65W intern
E-MU Switching Powersupply 65W internal
1 pcs 65W internal Switching Power Supply Unit brand new, suitable for E-mu E4K E-mu E-SYNTH E-mu E6400 E-mu E4 Platinum E-mu E5000 Ultra E-mu E6400 Ultra E-mu E4XT Ultra Description: This switching power supply is a perfect replacement...
59.64€ *
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E-mu

Founded in 1971 in Santa Cruz, California, USA, by two students, Dave Rossum and Scott Wedge, the company developed a patented, digitally sampled polyphonic keyboard in 1972, after first achieving financial success by building a modular synthesizer. Licensees for these keyboards were Oberheim and later Sequential Circuits. After a chequered history, E-mu was still convincing as a manufacturer of sound card chips in the 1980s, but also produced a well-known sampler, synthesiser and, above all, modular synthesiser systems, which were sold to such famous musicians as Herbie Hancock and Frank Zappa.
The most famous device produced by E-mu is probably the drum computer E-mu SP-12, and its successor SP-1200. Both devices are still very popular in the hip-hop and dance producer scene because of their rough lo-fi sound. Also, the strict timing of this device has always been praised.
But E-mu also had great success with the Emulator, a sampler that was launched as early as 1981. These devices were also used by the greats of the music industry at the time, and also brought a certain financial success.
Later, however, it was precisely this success that failed to materialise, and so the company with its numerous patents was bought up several times by other manufacturers

E-mu sampler spare parts in first-class quality

As is the case with many old devices, certain components of E-mu samplers are prone to weakening due to age.
For example, it is the displays that we often replace with modern LCD displays when the original displays are only barely legible. We offer different display versions for different E-mu devices, which differ in colour, for example. You can choose from four different displays with LED backlighting for your E-mu E4K, or your E-mu E-IV. When replacing a display, you should also consider replacing the devices internal battery, as the service life of devices from the 80s is probably already well over.
Another component that often reduces the fun of playing is the instrument or menu button. These were also not built to function until the end of the world.
Unfortunately, the power supply, which is used in many E-mu devices, namely the E-mu E4K, the E-mu E6400, in the E-mu E4 Platinum, to name but a few, also has a limited lifespan.
The replacement of such capacitors, buttons, batteries and regulators is carried out professionally and expertly in our specialist workshop by qualified employees.
Our spare parts are always of high quality, which will continue to ensure the function and sound of your equipment for a long time. They have either been ordered from the manufacturers of the original components or original assemblies, or, if this is not possible, replaced by fully compatible, tested components from other manufacturers. When procuring components of equal or higher value, we attach great importance to the highest quality in order to meet your demands as a musician or hobbyist.

Repair

In our specialist workshop we repair your E-mu instrument. We replace individual defective components and assemblies with new ones of the highest quality. Our specialists have been familiar with most of the devices for many years from their daily use, and are constantly learning about new devices and components. Further training is an important part of our daily work.
Our spare parts must not only be functionally convincing, they must also be perfectly compatible. We guarantee this through our own test procedures, which we use to test devices over several days with the new assembly or the new display.
Standard components such as capacitors, which, like batteries, also belong to the components in old synthesizers, samplers and drum machines that can only be attributed a limited lifespan, are also professionally replaced by those that have been specially designed and manufactured for use in audio equipment.

E-mu Systems has discontinued production and support in the field of musical instruments. Therefore, we offer first-class spare parts quality for E-mu Systems devices, from potentiometers, volume controls and sound cards to encoders, displays, buttons and capacitors. Either if you need spare parts or repair of your E-mu instruments, please contact us and make an appointment.

E-mu Founded in 1971 in Santa Cruz, California, USA, by two students, Dave Rossum and Scott Wedge, the company developed a patented, digitally sampled polyphonic keyboard in 1972, after... read more »
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