Francois DionPulled the floppy disk out of my Roland D-20 linear #synthesizer - I alread replaced the belt, greased the worm drive, confirmed operation of motors. Now I will replace the capacitors. Hopefully this time I am able to get the drive to work.
The #Roland d-20 looks a little funny without its drive, but it works (as long as I don't try to save a sequence to the absent floppy disk). That's a Roland PG10 programming module sitting on top of the synth. It allows programming with much less menu diving than using only the buttons on the D20.
