Peter, I'd be very interested in the mod you suggested. By the way, I've tried applying very low (as well as negative) voltage to the CV input, but have had no success. Bypassing the A126's internal oscillator might very well be the answer. Okay, I have to admit that basically I'd love to have that phase- thick sound of the old EMS Frequency Shifter at a very low shift frequency (one of which I used own, and was VERY STUPIDLY was conned into selling about 8 years ago). I'm not saying that I don't like the A126. Quite the contrary. The A126 is one of my favorite modules, and one I tend to use maybe more than I should. Hey Dieter, and if you're listening, might there be room for either a second Frequency Shifter, or a modification to the existing A126? There seems to be a bit of interest here (not to mention the fact that other companies are coming out with FS's with substantially lower shift ranges). Maybe I'm biased towards Doepfer, but I know I'd buy at least one, and I'm fairly certain others on this forum would as well. Many thanks to Peter and Tim. These two bolt-heads (and that is said with complete respect) have helped to clear the otherwise muddy waters of the A126. By the way Peter, the CD of A126 examples was sent (as was yours Paul). Regards, Kevin
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Re: Freq Shifter : forget the lower freq, how about external input!
2002-06-25 by code_pig
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