Doepfer

Hi Dustin

this is a good point
I have found the following solution for my own setup: I use a normal 2 x 24
jack/jack format patchbay (such as the neutrik, fostex or behringer version)
and I made quite a couple of 3,5 mm to jack cords
because I also use a minimoog voyager (lots of ins/outs) and the VX351
expander, all with normal format jacks and this enables me to interface them
directly (I have connected the moog ins/outs with multicables to the
backside of a part of the patchbay, enabling me to make a direct connection
to all inputs/outputs on the doepfer system and vice versa
this is very workable solution, only thing is that you are good at soldering
and use quality materials
I think it would make sense if doepfer asked her manufacturer to produce
molded 3,5 mm <-> jack cords in different sizes and colours....

there is another solution, but this is not available yet
I am working on the design and build of a matrix/patch module for the
doepfer and this should enable you to interface with external gear ánd patch
several doepfer inputs/outputs at once
as soon as I have this idea worked out I will post it to the list as
promised a couple of days ago

eric


----- Original Message -----
From: "dustin_l_mosley" <dustinmosley@hotmail.com>
To: <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 10:29 PM
Subject: [Doepfer_a100] 3.5mm patchbay?


> Hi,
>   Does anyone know of a company that makes a patchbay with
> mono 3.5mm connections on the front to help integrate other
> pieces of gear to your a-100?  I have a few A-181s (the mult with
> the adapter from 1/4") but it's slow and a pain to use with gear
> with connections on the back.  Any ideas or solutions?
>   Thanks
>   Dustin
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