Yann Lu Pro Audio Service

10/06/2026

This rare SEEM AUDIO Seeport 4 broadcast console fully serviced for 🎛️🎚️🇳🇴

27/05/2026

Just finished restoring this beautiful Korg MS-10 (1978, my year if birth) for — rescued from rust, fully recapped, one broken key contact rebuilt by hand, recalibrated and sounding absolutely incredible again 🎹 🎛️🔥

The MS-10 may be small, but that filter is pure savage.
Vintage mono synth magic at its finest.

21/05/2026

Full maintenance on this classic NEVE 1073-SPX channel strip for 🎙️🎛️

20/05/2026

ROLAND SYSTEM-100 (MODEL 101-102) 🎹🎛️🎚️🎚️🎹

Most of the sliders were extremely noisy due to oxidation.
Since original replacements simply don’t exist anymore, each fader had to be: desoldered, fully disassembled, cleaned inside, reassembled, soldered back, and tested… one by one.
This is the kind of work you don’t see from the outside, but it’s what brings these instruments back to life for decades to come.
After recalibration, both modules are now working beautifully again.
Vintage synth restoration is patience, precision, and respect for the original design.

01/05/2026

Serviced and converted to 230V, this Shure FP42 Field Production Mixer is back in shape.

A true late-90s classic — transformer inputs/outputs, phantom power, limiters, VU meters, and built like a tank for field work.
It can also be powered on battery for full field mobility.
Ready for many more years of service 🔥🎛️

24/04/2026

Bringing a 2000s classic back to life ✨
This Yamaha O2R96 V2 dates from around 2006 — and it’s still an incredibly powerful tool for a modern home studio.
New motorized faders installed, full recalibration done, and the desk now feels tight, smooth, and perfectly on point again.
96 kHz, flying faders, total recall, rock-solid routing…
For a home studio, this thing is still a monster.
Old digital gear doesn’t die. It just needs the right care.
Thanks for your trust 🙏

10/04/2026

RIP AFRIKA BAMBAATAA (1957-2026)

08/04/2026

These two dynamic and cool guys on the bench for some maintenance/repair for 🎤🎤

27/03/2026

Full restoration of this Lexicon 200 Reverb (1982) for 🔥
This unit arrived in really rough shape:
⚠️ battery had leaked badly and corroded parts of the PCB
⚠️ intermittent boot issues
⚠️ unresponsive front-panel controls
⚠️ Dead LEDS on the front
It was a real “bring back from the dead” job !
Here’s what was done:
🔧 Full power supply recap & regulator replacement
🔧 PCB repair where battery had leaked
🔧 Repaired/reset logic and replaced faulty logic chips
🔧 Replaced ADC so all three front-panel parameters now adjust reliably
🔧 Replaced key analog op-amps & caps — improved noise floor and meter behavior
🔧 Replaced dead front-panels LEDs
🔧 Cleaned faceplate and repainted the top panel for a refreshed look
This unit now sings beautifully with that classic Lexicon character — lush halls and plates with smooth decay and stereo depth. 🎶

26/03/2026