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2008-07-23 by James Husted
I actually use the Mirages all the time. A piano Mirage sound mixed with a Wavestation is the main sound I use. Also Mellotron-like string sounds. Now the Macs are another story. I have some seldom used software on some of them (Max for instance) and lots of old graphics programs
2008-07-23 by Ross Goniakowski
my studio ain't a whole lot better, but i decided to not have every crappy Mac or Mirage i've ever owned actually set up haha...you have a lot of great gear, but some of it might be considered "door stop vintage"... but i repeate: my studio ain't a whole lot better... ----- Origi
2008-07-23 by James Husted
They are so dirt cheap in used shops when you find them. I think I got the rack ones for $75 each at the time. The keyboard Mirage was the ONLY keyboard/rack unit/synth I have ever bought new. I've had it for decades. Lucky for me I never learned to play on a regular keyboard and
2008-07-22 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bakis >> cables or adapters? While we're at it, how about 3.5mm piggy-back >> (banana-style) cables? I've only heard about those but never seen them. > if you mean the pomona patchords, are there: > http://www.testpath.com/Categories/Banana-Plug-Patch-Cords-PVC-Stacking-1835.h
2008-07-22 by Bakis Sirros
hello, if you mean the pomona patchords, are there: http://www.testpath.com/Categories/Banana-Plug-Patch-Cords-PVC-Stacking-1835.htm as for 3.5mm to banana cords adapters... i would best recommend a converting patch panel grounded to your banana synth (a Serge or ModCan?). best r
2008-07-22 by jeswa
Does anyone have a good source for Banana to 3.5mm (or vice-versa) cables or adapters? While we're at it, how about 3.5mm piggy-back (banana-style)cables? I've only heard about those but never seen them.
2008-07-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Anyways, I'm in the US...if anybody could suggest some places on the > internet to order some good hardware, it would be HUGELY appreciated! > Thanks! Look at www.adamhall.com. They have all the hardware you need to built cases (handles, fittings, corners, extrusions, feet and
2008-07-22 by achtung_999
Thanks you really made my day. I thought I had a messy studio ;-)Cool gear though. Amazing that you have those Mirage samplers! They sound soooo gritty. On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 7:14 AM, James Husted wrote: > I have recently been trolling the photo section of the list and > notice
2008-07-22 by Brandon Daniel
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 10:14 PM, James Husted wrote: > I have recently been trolling the photo section of the list and > noticed how much more tidy everyone's studios seem. My studio room is completely useless at the moment, it's so messy. Some of us aren't actually cleaner than
2008-07-22 by James Husted
I have recently been trolling the photo section of the list and noticed how much more tidy everyone's studios seem. Mine is not at all! It doesn't usually get in the way but I must admit it makes it hard to have someone over to jam with. I decided to use public shame as a means t
2008-07-22 by deastman2
At least now I feel slightly better about my own messy studio. Mine is a tiny 10'x10' room, and I'm constantly struggling to find room for more gear, while fighting my natural tendency to accumulate clutter. As long as you can still use the gear, I wouldn't worry too much about t
2008-07-22 by Doug
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2008-07-22 by techmaster242
I posted pics of my modular case in the pics section of the group. It's under "Techmaster's Modular". My dad helped me build it (I'm fully qualified, but he has the tools and wood, and he loves woodworking) out of mahogany this past week. The dove-tails give it a really nice touc
2008-07-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Ciao, I want to know when this Module will be available (A-189-1 Bit Cruncher) The Bit Modifier module A-189-1 is already available since middle of last week (as well as the A-106-6 XP VCF, the A-132-3 Dual lin/exp VCA, the A-134-2 Dual VC Crossfader and the A-138e Quad Three W
2008-07-21 by davemodu
Thanks Dieter :)) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > Ciao, I want to know when this Module will be available (A-189-1 Bit > Cruncher) > > The Bit Modifier module A-189-1 is already available since middle of last > week (as well as the A-106-6 XP VCF, the A-132-3 Du
2008-07-21 by davemodu
Ciao, I want to know when this Module will be available (A-189-1 Bit Cruncher ) (sorry for my bad english)
2008-07-20 by James Husted
The jacks work this way. This is a very basic description and you may know all of this already. Since these are plastic jacks there are two contacts that physically touch the 1/8 inch plug when inserted. The Ground (or Earth for our English brethren) touches the sleeve (closest t
2008-07-19 by metasonix2000
I'm getting varying feedback on this. The covers are either 1" deep internally with 1/2" more from the lip of the cabinet ot the panel surface....or the covers are 1 1/2" deep. Either one would be acceptable, but 1 1/2" deep would be great. It opens up the options for using very
2008-07-19 by metasonix2000
I do appreciate everyone's comments. Many thanks. It appears that: a) yellow panels are overwhelmingly acceptable. So our Euro panels will be yellow. b) the response has been so rabidly positive that I won't worry so much about power-supply issues. Some of the planned modules wil
2008-07-19 by williambbaggett
Hi Group, and thanks for your many suggestions about how I might use banana cords to interface with a Serge system. Well, I've ordered but not yet received a pretty larger Doepfer system, and based on the advice received here, am prepared to drill out the plastic in the middle of
2008-07-19 by Herman Pearl
Packed up and ready to go. I'm surprised no one's snatched it up yet. Hit me up folks! > > Available A-100g6 with psu2 > > For sale: > A-100g6 with psu2 (1200ma) > $440.00 plus shipping > US and paypal preferred. > PM me, first reply gets it. > We had a false start, so I am repos
2008-07-19 by Florian Anwander
Hello Christophe > Can convert my (old PSU1) powersupply to 110V, or should I buy a new PSU and install that? If you think you can obey the warning: "The following notes are intended for experts onyl. Carrying out of works described in these documents is allowed only for authoriz
2008-07-19 by Doug
SoySos, I have only one thing to say: You must be the greatest instrument designer since Don Buchla. Thanks, Doug
2008-07-19 by Christophe Stoelinga
Hi listreaders, I moved to the US from europe, now I wonder what the easiest way would be to use my a100 in the US. Can convert my (old PSU1) powersupply to 110V, or should I buy a new PSU and install that? Christophe
2008-07-18 by David Ryle
2008-07-18 by Bakis Sirros
hi list, in order to avoid any more confusion: sorry guys, i changed my mind and i decided to finally NOT sell any more of my doepfer modules. i really like all the doepfer modules i have left in my doepfer modular!(and these are only 250...) sorry for the confusion. best regards
2008-07-18 by pro2andrius
on ebay http://cgi.ebay.es/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=180266502456
2008-07-17 by kovski774
interested in PLL and BBD modules. PM sent on Modularsynth webpage.
2008-07-17 by Bakis Sirros
hello, for sale the following: (all in fine working and cosmetic condition): (price is 70% of new) A188-1 1024 stages (old version front panel, 100% functionaly identical to second version, for graphics of the panel, see the sketch at the bottom of this page: http://www.analogueh
2008-07-17 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter, > > I have set up the first Quantizer without difficulty, but working on > the second has shown that the output voltage is unstable (it warbles > almost as mouch as one semi-tone. I've switched out the TL062CN and > the main processor chip (PIC16F73). I don't have the o
2008-07-16 by stuadh
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "stuadh" wrote: > > Dear Dieter, > > I now have the Quantizers back from the shop, but they are still > out. Both scales (All) track accurately (using a MIDI Keyboard and > Kenton Pro 2000 as the CV source) but the CV outs change at the wrong
2008-07-16 by Bakis Sirros
all the best with the new release Gino! best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist [Doepfer_a100] group owner www. parallel - worlds - music. com www. myspace. com/ parallelworldsmusic www. myspace. com/ interconnectedmusic www. myspace. c
2008-07-16 by Alex Pearson
cheers! On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 5:33 PM, Herman Pearl wrote: > Pics on last page of the Photos section > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-07-16 by Alex Pearson
Where are these pics?.. On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 4:24 PM, Herman Pearl wrote: > It's been a long journey of discovery, false starts, > waiting, free advice, discounted favors from friends.....etc, etc..... > It's finally done! > The module on the bottom is a custom 8 channel > att
2008-07-16 by Herman Pearl
Pics on last page of the Photos section
2008-07-16 by Herman Pearl
It's been a long journey of discovery, false starts, waiting, free advice, discounted favors from friends.....etc, etc..... It's finally done! The module on the bottom is a custom 8 channel attenuator (top row green knobs), pre-amp (bottom row red knobs) Top to bottom is input/ou
2008-07-16 by James Husted
The solution could be a 5V power supply module made like the Power Supply module in the portable cases. It could be sold with a beefed up buss board to replace the installed one (but then there would have to be a AS and Doepfer versions) or it could just connect directly to the m
2008-07-16 by Doug
> though. if it comes to doing the extra work or using a wall wart, i > will do the work. > Hopefully "wallwart" will fade away as a talking point. I think the best solution is to offer a Metasonix subrack that is downwardly compatible with other euro modules. This rack would con
2008-07-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> hallo friends > i experienced a low frequency hum with my new case including a DIY kit > 2, even i tried to change the 12v power supplies but no success... > any suggestions?. better to put away the cheap solution and get a > standard a100 psu? Are you sure that you use stabili
2008-07-16 by Herman Pearl
Available A-100g6 with psu2 For sale: A-100g6 with psu2 (1200ma) $440.00 plus shipping US and paypal preferred. PM me, first reply gets it. We had a false start, so I am reposting.
2008-07-16 by thomasborax
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > But the width and thickness of the +5V track of the bus board is not > suitable for high currents as required for Erics tube modules but only for a > few hundert mA. As suggested by Eric the +5V line of the bus board has to be > "thic
2008-07-16 by pro2andrius
hallo friends i experienced a low frequency hum with my new case including a DIY kit 2, even i tried to change the 12v power supplies but no success... any suggestions?. better to put away the cheap solution and get a standard a100 psu?
2008-07-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von thomasborax > Gesendet: Mittwoch, 16. Juli 2008 02:54 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: [Doepfer_a100] Re: working on Euro-format tube modules
2008-07-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
Stuadh, I'll send the adjustment procedure to your email address as pdf attachment. It seems that P4 has to be readjusted. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com]Im Auftrag von stua
2008-07-16 by neil jendon
Hi, List: Let it be known throughout the land that the Osc-01 module I purchased from Carlos is in perfect working order as promised and was delivered promptly and safely. Thanks, Carlos. -N --- On Sun, 7/6/08, Carlos wrote: From: Carlos Subject: [Doepfer_a100] FS- MFB 3xDCO, Vid
2008-07-16 by Alex Pearson
Thats a A-145 LFO... I must be crazy... On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 7:19 PM, daad_noise wrote: > I need to sell these ASAP. All mods are in like new condition, with > the usual mounting hole ware. > > All prices 70% of new: > > A-114 Dual Ringmod - $69 > A-124 LFO - $63 > A-116 Wavef
2008-07-15 by laryn91
How big do you suppose the market is for exotic analog synthesizer modules that require major DIY power supply hacking just to get them to work. And what retailer in their right mind would take a such a burden to sell a product like that. If it's not going to work out of the box,
2008-07-15 by thomasborax
a wall wart seems like a ok solution. but what i'd like to do is run the 5v transformer off of the same "mains-in" that the +/-12v runs off of. i think that's what most people with modulars would want to do. since the rail already exists on the bus board for +5v, it's just a matt
2008-07-15 by laryn91
Here's an option: make a power connector on the panel FRONT and include a wall wart that can supply the 6v (AC or DC) for the tube heaters. The wall wart can be cheap since I assume it doesn't have to be regulated. You can still provide internal connections for those willing to w
2008-07-15 by metasonix2000
> i don't currently use the 5v for any of my modules. if my memory > serves correctly, there is one rail used by the full-sized 16-pin > (opposed to the 10 of 8 pin) connector that carries +5vDC as needed, yes? Right. However....if you mount 3 of these modules in a Doepfer rack,