radek tymecki wrote:oh so maybe you can help me with fixing vca1 problem?
when i set VCF2 to 0 it soulds like it was set to 10. when i set it to 10 it's much more louder than VCF1 volume

what can be wrong?
Could you try to get hold of a frontpanel print and draw what values the knobs are at
and I can try to help you narow down the problem. The CS-30 is a bit crazy ...
Is it when you turn up the VCF2 knob at the VCA1 section that this problem shows ?
From what I can see you got yamahas own IG00151 IC´s in the VCA section and
Yamaha IG00156 IC´s in the VCF section.
It seems like the VCF1 and VCF2 signals are sumed together in a passive manner
through 2 x 450K Potentiometers, so that would rule out VCA1 (IC2 in VCA section).
Try measuring the pot and see if that is healthy, otherwise if you go further back
you´ve got the VCF2 section with it´s IG00156 IC and a bunch of Capacitors. If you
have a scope look and compare the signals comming out of IC2 pins 10(LP), 13(BP)
and pin 15 (HP) Compare these signal levels with VCF IC1 (Same pins).
If you got higher levels at IC2 then I guess you´ve found the problem.
to be absolutley sure of it compare all pins 1-8 on IC2 (VCF section) to
IC1 pins 1-8, if these signals match within say +-5% then the input side
of the VCF IC´s must be ok.
See if that will help.
Best regards,
/RL