Yamaha CS10 - Page 2 - The Unofficial Access Virus & Virus TI Forum

Gopal · #11 25.08.2005, 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Tomer=Trance

450 dollars is rather a high price to pay for the cs10...
2 midify it will cost you another 80-100$ ...
You can get an sh101 for half the price i belive.
But then again if your gas is uncontrolable go for it.

If you can get an SH101 for less than $450 aus buy and post it to me! The check's already in the mail

Hollowcell · #12 25.08.2005, 07:08 AM

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Maybe let me know before the next ausi trip as it's too late to grab one now.

I have to stop in at Sydney before heading to my home town, so maybe we could work something out.

Thanks for the offer! But I already succumbed to the GAS and bought it.

It was expensive, but in the end it's an old analogue mono, and worth it for me.

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EDIT: Of course as the PSUs are inside the things, you'd have to grab a transformer or something if buying from overseas Jase.

yeah...I got a heap of them lying around cos of all the US purchases I got.

That was pretty expensive though Jase. Really hope you're happy with it. Remember it's a bass machine only, so make sure you switch to lowest possible octave selection and start from there.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Those Studer-pre-amps mixed with a little compression will be very nice with the CS for sure.

EDIT: Japan runs on 100v, but I think the US is 120v.

jasedee · #13 31.08.2005, 09:15 AM

Well....just got confirmation that the CS10 has arrived in Sydney, has been processed for customs clearance, and is awaiting delivery

Should be here tomorrow....that'll keep the GAS under control for at least 6 months. Goddamm I have to work til 1:00pm, and I was planning to hit the gym after, AND I have uni in the evening. I wont be able to play the thing for a couple days, it will just be sitting there.

jasedee · #14 01.09.2005, 05:21 AM

It's here!!!!!!!

Damn....this thing is awesome

Tomer=Trance · #15 01.09.2005, 11:38 AM

whats wrong with you? 8O
post some sounds!

jasedee · #16 01.09.2005, 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Tomer=Trance

whats wrong with you? 8O
post some sounds!

Hehehe....will do mate, once I have learnt how to use the thing a bit better....

Hollowcell · #17 02.09.2005, 07:22 AM

Glad it finally made it to in good shape Jase!

Have fun!

Let me know if there is anything worrying you that a fellow owner can try to sort out.

Won't be online heaps in the month or so though (as I'm in Ausi), but I'll answer when ever I get on.

jasedee · #18 02.09.2005, 08:41 AM

Cheers HC...

I did have a question. There is a switch KBD with the option of S or M....what is this?

Today I hooked it up to my Boss distortion, phaser, and delay units....had a ball!!! Am about to hook it up to my bass POD and have a play.

Hollowcell · #19 04.09.2005, 01:31 AM

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Cheers HC...

I did have a question. There is a switch KBD with the option of S or M....what is this?

I have no idea either!

I was guessing that it may be something to do with controlling it by remote.

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Today I hooked it up to my Boss distortion, phaser, and delay units....had a ball!!! Am about to hook it up to my bass POD and have a play.

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A bass pod will go down very well with it for sure. I've found that specific bass effects work really well. If you have a valve pre, definiately run that before your distortion stage Jase - chunky!!!

Certainly makes you wonder with all this talk about specs though doesn't it?!

"No mine is better! It's got 6 OSCs and yours only has four".

Pffff.....

Have fun with it mate!

jasedee · #20 04.09.2005, 07:02 AM

Cheers HC...

Have another quick question. I tried to run my brothers electric bass into the CS-10 Input, but had no luck getting any sound. Is there anything specific I need to be doing to run signals through the CS-10?

Hope you're enjoying your trip home!

Jase