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The Music Tech Guy UK
A site for electronic keyboard repair and legacy electronic instruments
Hi and thanks for stopping by the July 2026 edition of the The Music Tech Guy UK's (TMTG) website.
This month has been back to work and combined with the heatwave we have been having in the UK things have been proceeding slowly. Of course I live in the south which has experienced many days over 30 centigrade. And you all know what happens to 'Mad Dogs and Englishmen in such temperatures? Yes we melt!
By slowly, I am of course referring to the workshop and studio which have only been at a comfortable working temperature early in the morning!
I am writing this months introduction sitting in the garden and the temperature is still over 25 centigrade at 20:30 in the evening. But personally I am not complaining.
The tail end of June and July has seen me get on with the restoration projects on both the Roland D-10 and Roland D-20. It has taken a few weeks for the parts to arrive relating to the issues that I had identified during assessment and also in the videos that have been filmed covering backing up and restoring the synthesisers using SYSEX which will be published soon.
Key pages updated or added to the site this month:
This months site photo is of the Roland D-10 in its period hard case. Don't you love the electric blue fur interior!
Electronic Keyboard Repair Site Update
New pages have been added for the work being undertaken on the Ensoniq EPS-16 Plus
See all the gear by clicking here.
Who am I?
I am a musician and legacy electronic instrument collector and restorer.
Remember your only one synthesiser, drum machine, sequencer away from your own electronic music instrument collection.
Synthesisers, Drum Machines, MIDI Equipment, Keyboards, Samplers, Sequencers all have their place in my little studio located in the United Kingdom or specifically the South of England.
The Music Gear tab lists many of the instruments that I have collected over the years and also the projects that I have undertaken to maintain and restore many of my instruments together with those I have restored for friends and other musicians and producers.
Many of the projects have been filmed and there are links to my YouTube Channel (which is also The Music Tech Guy UK) where these are published for you to watch.
Remember that while the videos are scheduled to be published on YouTube, those people that sponsor me on Patreon.com get early access to the gear restoration, repairs and information videos months in advance. Just go to the platform and look for 'The Music Tech Guy UK'.
See my full BIO by clicking here.
Content Collaborations
As a content creator I am open to discussing collaboration opportunities that relate to the content of this website or the associated YouTube channel.
Please contact me using the contact form which can be found by clicking here.
