Doepfer

I wonder if anyone has come across a good PC tuner utility for helping with tuning VCOs... 

.....maybe there is a nice software oscilloscope too?


Richard

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Stu Grimshaw 
  To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 3:11 PM
  Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: a135-2: just a thought


  hi all,

  personally, i could live with a ten euro increase. perhaps it would make sense to offer the 
  four channel version (or 3 ?) complete, with a piggy back connection round the back for 
  further single channels ? i imagine that would make the alternative filter slopes and stuff 
  more difficult though.

  --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, <hardware@...> wrote:
  >
  > > this applies to both versions: why not separate each of the mini
  > "channel-strips" into
  > > individual modules, each with an input at the front, but the output as a
  > ribbon cable,
  > > connected to the next module ? at the end of the chain you'd need a 4TE
  > module with the
  > > output jacks, or possibly a second version with 6,5mm jacks ?
  > >
  > > would four channels be that much more expensive in such a form ?
  > 
  > Yes a bit. The price of the electronics would remain the same. But the price
  > of several small front panels is much higher than one large single front
  > panel because the sanding, anodizing and silk screen is calculated per piece
  > and nearly independent from the size of the panel. I expect that you will
  > have to add about Euro 10 additional charges for each sub-unit compared to
  > the version with one large panel.
  > 
  > > the advantages of an open number of channels are obvious enough, and a low
  > cost/low
  > > space mini-a109 could prove handy in many a situation.
  > 
  > I agree that your idea has a lot of advantages: the number of sub-units can
  > be chosen by the customer (not fixed to 4 any other quantity) and additional
  > expansions (e.g. filter type converter for other slopes than lowpass, e.g.
  > high, band, notch, allpass with several dB/oct) can be added much easier and
  > at the user's conception.
  > 
  > Best wishes
  > Dieter Doepfer
  >



   

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