Doepfer

I quite honestly doesn't have a clue about how much more a VU meter with
attunuators would cost compared to one without, but it gotta cost more
simple cause it involves a few jacks and pots. look at the 180 which basicly
is nothing.

I totally agree with you lot that separate modules are better for
flexibility, but the way I see it the VUmeter display can't be 2 units wide
but rather something like 8 and I can't see how it should fill up the space
below and that is where I think it would be good to add the attunuator part.
It also makes sense economically cause rack-space is also a cost to consider
in a A100.

So I am all for separates if it doesn't mean a lot of empty blank areas in
the modules unused.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joe Buechler" <buechlerjoe@toadmail.com>
To: <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2003 5:05 PM
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] Re: A-136 CV question


> Hi se
>
> > same with me, but a single meter would be enough for me.
> > if there is a need for two meters, we can buy two
> > modules. this would save space and money, if only
> > one meter is needed.
>
> Agree, but it might be possible to get two meters into an 8HP module
> at low cost. If so it would be fine that way, no?
>
> > buffered outputs would be nice too (2 normal outs and one
> > inverted out).
>
> Definitely mini-multiple jacks like the voltage invertor at a minimum,
> but buffered would be much nicer.
> >
> > the moving coil meter is accurate enough i think.
>
> Hate to admit to this, but I think it would also look cooler :-)
>
> > the dc/ac switch is a must. i would mainly use it dc-coupled
> > with -/+ scale, but ac-coupling is important too.
>
> Absolutely agree
>
> > the combination of attenuator and vu-meter is not a bad thing,
> > but i would prefer two separate modules for these tasks.
>
> Agree again. You can always patch an attenuator to the meter, but you
> can't "un-patch" a combination module if you need the two functions to
> operate independently of each other.
>
> Regards,
>
> Joe
>
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