2008-07-02 by James Husted
I remember the first time I popped open one of my Seq. Circuits Pro- One - a few crazy things on the PCB - a fairly large Buddha being the one one I remember most. There was an effects box - I don't remember what company - that had a hole on the back panel and when you looked int
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2008-07-02 by E_K_
I also had problems with my 126 dying on me, lots of times, but it doesn't seem to have happened for the past couple of years at least. (My module dates from 1998 I think.) At the time, it wasn't about it not powering on, but rather it would stop working in the middle of use. The
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2008-07-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Yes, on base of this comment I figured it out, I just did not > first understand that you have > to turn off the device to get this working. Thanks for the help! You'r welcome. I suppose the only solution would be to try another CEM3382 which is used in the internal quadrature
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2008-07-02 by astroschnautzer
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > > actually I got it to work too but it has a quirk; it doesn`t work > > if you power it up with the > > shift knob at zero, but if you power it with the knob anywhere > > else it works.... > > That's what I already mentioned in my m
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2008-07-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I received my DIY kit today, and it came with a different kind of rail > than what was pictured at the Analogue Haven and Doepfer web sites, or > in the plans that came with the kit. How am I supposed to mount them > exactly? When looking at the end there is a longer flat piece
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2008-07-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Not a module and perhaps a typo instead of an easteregg, but in the > Roland SH-1 the external input has a led which displays "over lord". > > Florian So we will have to introduce such easter eggs in new new pc boards too :-) Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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2008-07-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> actually I got it to work too but it has a quirk; it doesn`t work > if you power it up with the > shift knob at zero, but if you power it with the knob anywhere > else it works.... That's what I already mentioned in my message from June 26: "We discovered that the internal quad
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2008-07-02 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Unfortunately this seller you purchased from is ALSO one of many > of Hong Kong STUPER Sellers and ALL of there devices are > counterfeits. Well, not even counterfeit. As counterfeits > should at least work awhile. These are outright fraudulent, > sandpapered and restamped. You
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2008-07-02 by Florian Anwander
Found it on flickr: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1244/1406027778_d8c70eae36.jpg?v=0 Florian Monroe Eskew wrote: > haha, intimidating >> Not a module and perhaps a typo instead of an easteregg, but in the >>Roland SH-1 the external input has a led which displays "over lord".
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2008-07-02 by selfoscillate
ouch, yes, you're right, i meant tom. forgive me, bob ;-) best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > you mean Tom... :-) > > Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds / Interconnected / Memory Geist > [Doepfer_a100] group owner > www. parallel - worlds - m
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2008-07-02 by techmaster242
I received my DIY kit today, and it came with a different kind of rail than what was pictured at the Analogue Haven and Doepfer web sites, or in the plans that came with the kit. How am I supposed to mount them exactly? When looking at the end there is a longer flat piece with ho
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2008-07-02 by techmaster242
I ended up going for an A-137 module... I've heard what it can do and I think it will be a fun first module. :) --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Robbert Jan Rink" wrote: > > A ring mod will be a cheap first module as well. Together with a filter (for > a pure sine carrier wa
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2008-07-01 by Monroe Eskew
haha, intimidating On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 4:56 PM, Florian Anwander wrote: > Not a module and perhaps a typo instead of an easteregg, but in the > Roland SH-1 the external input has a led which displays "over lord". > > Florian > > [Non-text portions of this message have been rem
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2008-07-01 by Florian Anwander
Not a module and perhaps a typo instead of an easteregg, but in the Roland SH-1 the external input has a led which displays "over lord". Florian
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2008-07-01 by Bakis Sirros
you mean Tom... :-) 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. com/ memorygeist www. DiN. org. uk www. mu
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2008-07-01 by nakedintruder
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" wrote: > bob from analogue solutions seems to like such "easter eggs", > i found two of them on my sy02 filter module. > the one on the jack pcb says "gold und liebe" and the > one on the small middle pcb says "music for partie
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2008-07-01 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Monroe Eskew" wrote: > > I have an Analogue Solutions module that has "scooby doo" randomly printed > on the circuit board. Has anyone discovered any other "easter eggs" on > modules? > > -Monroe bob from analogue solutions seems to like such
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2008-07-01 by astroschnautzer
actually I got it to work too but it has a quirk; it doesn`t work if you power it up with the shift knob at zero, but if you power it with the knob anywhere else it works.... --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "selfoscillate" wrote: > > --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, will
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2008-07-01 by selfoscillate
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wille hermansson wrote: > > yes , actually 5 minutes after posting the previous post the a-126 was dead again, and today it works again, better than not working at all. > i can remember that one or two times my a126 did not work too, but when
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2008-07-01 by technology transplant
Unfortunately this seller you purchased from is ALSO one of many of Hong Kong STUPER Sellers and ALL of there devices are counterfeits. Well, not even counterfeit. As counterfeits should at least work awhile. These are outright fraudulent, sandpapered and restamped. You can tell
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2008-07-01 by technology transplant
Unfortunately this seller you purchased from is ALSO one of many of Hong Kong STUPER Sellers and ALL of there devices are counterfeits. Well, not even counterfeit. As counterfeits should at least work awhile. These are outright fraudulent, sandpapered and restamped. You can tell
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2008-07-01 by technology transplant
Unfortunately this seller you purchased from is ALSO one of many of Hong Kong STUPER Sellers and ALL of there devices are counterfeits. Well, not even counterfeit. As counterfeits should at least work awhile. These are outright fraudulent, sandpapered and restamped. You can tell
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2008-07-01 by ilanode
One MN3007 for 3 USD is a steal - but from whom's pocket? For example Small Bear in the US stocks 'em for 10.95 each even though Small B. is NOT known for high prices. Since I'm bad in trouble shooting myself I'd stick to vendors which are known to be reliable. Best regards, Ingo
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2008-07-01 by Florian Anwander
Hi jeswa, as Dieter already mentioned, there is the possibility, that your seller has been betrayed by a chip provider. Unfortunately this is not very uncommon in Hong Kong. The other possibility is in fact, that chips die while the transport. I ordered last year 50 pieces of a C
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2008-07-01 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I bought 2 MN3007 circuit (1024 stages) on eBay and replaced the MN3209 > in one of my 1-88-1Y (256) BBD modules. > I followed the procedure in the A-188-1 Adjustment Guide > , but the circuit > just sat there. Seems like I did everything right, I switched back to > the 3209 an
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2008-07-01 by Stu Grimshaw
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "thomasborax" wrote: > > ah, what a shame. my band, leprechaun catering is playing two nights > with the infamous matmos, the 18th and 19th of july at le poisson > rouge. > > yer gonna just miss it. i really look forward to those two shows. >
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2008-06-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi jeswa > I bought 2 MN3007 circuit (1024 stages) on eBay ... > jumper adjustments and all), but I got no sound at all from the MN3007. From which seller did you buy those MN3007? Florian
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2008-06-30 by jeswa
Hi Florian, The seller is named Eden All Custom Guitars, here is the eBay auction: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=150129355107&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT&ih=005 Thanks, j --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi jeswa > > > I bough
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2008-06-30 by jeswa
I bought 2 MN3007 circuit (1024 stages) on eBay and replaced the MN3209 in one of my 1-88-1Y (256) BBD modules. I followed the procedure in the A-188-1 Adjustment Guide , but the circuit just sat there. Seems like I did everything right, I switched back to the 3209 and it worked,
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2008-06-30 by thomasborax
ah, what a shame. my band, leprechaun catering is playing two nights with the infamous matmos, the 18th and 19th of july at le poisson rouge. yer gonna just miss it. i really look forward to those two shows. i'll be playing with my portable doepfer, amongst many other objects. la
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2008-06-30 by daad_noise
Near Mint, non moded, $79 + shipping.
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2008-06-30 by hardware@doepfer.de
> "1. If more than two VCOs are driven by the same source (e.g. > A-190, A-170) a > CV buffer is recommended (A-185-1 or A-185-2). " > > Does this apply only to the bus connection? Or does it apply > to a combination of bus and jack connections as well? In other > words are there
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2008-06-29 by Alex Pearson
My MX61 says "Grinding Peppercorns"... On Sun, Jun 29, 2008 at 5:13 PM, Monroe Eskew wrote: > I have an Analogue Solutions module that has "scooby doo" randomly > printed > on the circuit board. Has anyone discovered any other "easter eggs" on > modules? > > -Monroe > > [Non-text
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2008-06-29 by Monroe Eskew
I have an Analogue Solutions module that has "scooby doo" randomly printed on the circuit board. Has anyone discovered any other "easter eggs" on modules? -Monroe [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2008-06-29 by noiseoutsourced
Makenoise ModDeMod says "boys will make noise" between the center transformers. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Monroe Eskew" wrote: > > I have an Analogue Solutions module that has "scooby doo" randomly printed > on the circuit board. Has anyone discovered any other "easte
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2008-06-28 by Anthony Rolando
Josh, I did see that blog. I recognized you in the pic. Looks like you all were having a blast. The only thing I have planned for the weekend is Saturday 1:30 to 3:00pm I do have some of those davies clones. Be glad to give you some to try out. Let's meet up, give me a call at 82
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2008-06-28 by joshualiburdi
I'm ready to make the jump to rack gear and want to trade someone my Doepfer Suitcase for a Doepfer G6 rack. My suitcase has the PSU2, so I'd be looking for a G6 rack that also has the PSU2. Additionally, my suitcase has a A180 mounted just above the rail area (fits flush with th
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2008-06-28 by Robbert Jan Rink
A ring mod will be a cheap first module as well. Together with a filter (for a pure sine carrier wave) might be a nice combination. Even without a filter a ringmod can create some weird effects. Robbert On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 9:45 AM, deastman2 wrote: > If you're only going to h
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2008-06-28 by deastman2
If you're only going to have one module to start out with, I would go for a filter. You can use that to process all your other gear, even without the A190... just make sure you have some other way of controlling the level of signal your sending to it. Filters are pretty essential
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2008-06-27 by techmaster242
Hey guys, I've ordered the kit to build me a DIY rack for a Doepfer setup, and I'm going to be building it piece by piece. I was curious what would be a good first module that can get me playing with it? I'll probably be aiming towards Doepfer's reccommended basic system #2, but
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2008-06-27 by Doug
Hi folks, same question, different city. Thanks, Doug
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2008-06-27 by James Husted
On Jun 27, 2008, at 8:02 AM, James Husted wrote: > I would love to have more than one > gate transmitter on a buss (the A-190 and a A-161-1 for example). Is > it as simple as replacing the wire jumper with a resistor. If not, I > guess a A-186-1 or A-166 is in my future rig. Than
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2008-06-27 by Ross Stapf
"1. If more than two VCOs are driven by the same source (e.g. A-190, A-170) a CV buffer is recommended (A-185-1 or A-185-2). " Does this apply only to the bus connection? Or does it apply to a combination of bus and jack connections as well? In other words are there tuning issues
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2008-06-27 by James Husted
> > Here is the list > > 'snip" > It is possible to connect each module to the bus CV or bus gate (if > meaningful) even later. The procedure is described on the A-100 DIY > page: > "subsequent bus normalling of modules" > > I know that the bus connection features of the modules
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2008-06-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
> ok i can try this as soon as i have a day with no function on the 126. > could you please post a picture with the points marked where i > have to test > the vco ? These are the only two pin headers that are equipped with jumpers: ST3 and ST4. When the jumper is removed the left
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2008-06-27 by Floppy
ok i can try this as soon as i have a day with no function on the 126. could you please post a picture with the points marked where i have to test the vco ? 2008/6/27 : > > i tried this but it doesnt help here, when the 126 is not working > there > > seems to be no way to change
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2008-06-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i tried this but it doesnt help here, when the 126 is not working there > seems to be no way to change this for the day. on next power up > or some days > later its sometimes back to normal for a while. Are you able to do some simple measurement? I'd like to know if the quadrat
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2008-06-27 by Floppy
i tried this but it doesnt help here, when the 126 is not working there seems to be no way to change this for the day. on next power up or some days later its sometimes back to normal for a while. 2008/6/27 : > > yes , actually 5 minutes after posting the previous post the > > a-
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2008-06-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
> yes , actually 5 minutes after posting the previous post the > a-126 was dead again, and today it works again, better than not > working at all. Totally strange. But I have one last idea. We discovered that the internal quadrature VCO of some A-126 does not start now and then i
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2008-06-27 by wille hermansson
yes , actually 5 minutes after posting the previous post the a-126 was dead again, and today it works again, better than not working at all. __________________________________________________________ Låna pengar utan säkerhet. Jämför vilkor online hos Kelkoo. http://www.kelkoo.se
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