Doepfer

that's correct.
 
i cannot make, or connect, an extra 5volts psu to the doepfer rack in order to mount the metasonix modules.
 
i'd much prefer another solution, with which i can mount the metasonix modules right away to  my doepfer rack.


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--- On Tue, 7/15/08, Carlos <bushwick@gmail.com> wrote:

From: Carlos <bushwick@gmail.com>
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: working on Euro-format tube modules for next year
To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, July 15, 2008, 3:12 PM






I think you also need to find an all inclusive solution to the 5 volt
supply problem provided by you. 

Most people don't have the time/don't feel like they know how to mess
around with DIY stuff/ 3rd party power supplies. If you don't is going
to tremendously knock down your customer base to a small percentage of
owners that are used to doing DIY. 

--- In Doepfer_a100@ yahoogroups. com, "metasonix2000" <synth@...> wrote:
>
> 
> > And I think the yellow panels would be great.
> > with the tubes protruding from the panel are they running hot,
enough to
> > either singe a hand or a patch cable?
> 
> Thanks all. Nice to see someone cares enough to answer.
> 
> No, the tubes won't get hot enough to melt patchcords or burn your
> fingers.
> At most, they will get a little too hot to hold with your fingers for
> extended periods. So don't hold them.
> 
> Convective cooling is critical here, thus the exposure. If they were
> enclosed in a cabinet they would run a lot hotter.
> 
> That VCO circuit is a really cute thing. I found it in a 1964
> textbook. It was called a "tuneable amplifier", even though it doesn't
> even provide any gain, in fact it attenuates the input signal a LOT.
> Control it with a 5C3 Vactrol, and it makes a strangely linear
> VCO.....I didn't expect that!
>

 














      

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