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2006-12-22 by Ross Goniakowski
i guess the prices for Doepfer mods are going up early next year...i have an A100 Basic (non midi) setup...recently got the fixin's for another rack and the 155, 188, 119, and voltage inverter mods... i was thinking of getting the Universal Vactrol mod as it would come in very ha
2006-12-22 by ilanode
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Ross Goniakowski wrote: > > > lastly: what must have Doepfer mods would you rec considering for purchase before the price hike? > The prices are up by now! Mind you, your dealer might stock modules acquired before the price hike which will go
2006-12-22 by Tim Stinchcombe
> > If interested, I can take a few snaps of how I've done the mod on mine - > > it is really straightforward! > > > > Tim > > > Thanks again, Tim. A couple of snaps would be great. Here we go - I've just cobbled together a rough page at my website, with a few less-than-perfect p
2006-12-21 by stuadh
> > If interested, I can take a few snaps of how I've done the mod on mine - > it is really straightforward! > > Tim > Thanks again, Tim. A couple of snaps would be great. Stuadh
2006-12-21 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi at, A few simple things may be worth checking: 1. The resonance path is internally wired through the 'switching contact' on the lower 'res insert' socket, as shown by the arrow on the faceplate: it's possible this may not be making contact - manually insert a patch cord betwee
2006-12-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
It should be no problem to add this feature to both the A-143-9 QLFO and the Quad VCA. Happy holidays to all of you Dieter Doepfer For all users who are interested in low cost DIY cases/supplies/bus for A-100 we will offer a kit probably from February 2007. Details on our website
2006-12-21 by Bakis Sirros
i think that's a great idea. best regards, Bakis. --- levka0 wrote: > IMHO, this would be most interesting if this Q-VCA > could also be > connected to the A-149-9 behind the front pannels > with a flat-cable > (like A-149-1/2 and A-160/1), omitting the need for > 4 extra patch >
2006-12-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello friends. > > I have this a106, that I used very little in the last 8 months. > > I decided now to use it (well done!) > > But: > I can't hear the resonance. I know very well the ms20. but my module > is doing a very impercettible variation to the sound moving the RES knob
2006-12-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
> > > A151 - install a switch like the new version to select 2, 3 or 4 steps. > > > > center terminal of the switch -> reset input via a standard diode (e.g. > > 1N4148), cathode (-) on reset socket > > end terminal 1 of the switch -> CD4053 pin 14 (LED control for I/O 2) > > end
2006-12-21 by levka0
IMHO, this would be most interesting if this Q-VCA could also be connected to the A-149-9 behind the front pannels with a flat-cable (like A-149-1/2 and A-160/1), omitting the need for 4 extra patch cables. It would offer the combined benefits of efficient prepatching functionali
2006-12-21 by atuzzi
Hello friends. I have this a106, that I used very little in the last 8 months. I decided now to use it (well done!) But: I can't hear the resonance. I know very well the ms20. but my module is doing a very impercettible variation to the sound moving the RES knob. Is there any tri
2006-12-20 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi Stuadh, > > A151 - install a switch like the new version to select 2, 3 or 4 steps. > > center terminal of the switch -> reset input via a standard diode (e.g. > 1N4148), cathode (-) on reset socket > end terminal 1 of the switch -> CD4053 pin 14 (LED control for I/O 2) > end
2006-12-20 by Harry
Hi TIA, In the manual you can find some patch examples. http://www.doepfer.de/a100_man/a166_man.pdf Regards, Harry. --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" wrote: > > Hi all > > I have just bought a dual logic and have no idea how to patch it up, > if it is suppose to be
2006-12-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hi, > > can anyone tell me how to do the following mods: > > A141 - reduce the attack, delay and release values to give very fast > responses ( I find the module too slow to use). replace the capacitor C2 (now 100uF/0.1uF, next to CA3080) by a smaller value. E.g. 10 nF will red
2006-12-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Dieter, > > If I understand your message correctly, you are only going to offer one > version of the DIY kit. Is that correct? No. Both versions are planned. But maybe we will simply offer the DIY power supply as a separate product and the customer can add one, two or three bus
2006-12-20 by Silas Johansen
Hi Florian, Thank you for explaining that, it will be useful knowledge once I set out to make my own DIY cabinet. Merry Christmas, Silas On 12/20/06, Florian Anwander wrote: > > Hi Silas > > > I think it's simply called a wood screw in English. > A wood screw has a slightly conic
2006-12-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi > I have just bought a dual logic and have no idea how to patch it up, > if it is suppose to be purely audio or cd,,,can some on give me a > patch idea say from a vco to dual logic The A-166 is intended for the usage with digital signals like gates and triggers. its not intend
2006-12-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Silas > I think it's simply called a wood screw in English. A wood screw has a slightly conic shaft, with no windings on the upper end. http://www.preisvergleich.org/pimages/100ER-SENK-HOLZSCHRAUBE-DIN-97-3-X-10BR_39__827707_40.jpg A spax has a straigh shaft. Wood screws are u
2006-12-20 by stuadh
Hi, can anyone tell me how to do the following mods: A141 - reduce the attack, delay and release values to give very fast responses ( I find the module too slow to use). A151 - install a switch like the new version to select 2, 3 or 4 steps. Many thanks Stuadh
2006-12-20 by Silas Johansen
I think it's simply called a wood screw in English. On 12/20/06, Florian Anwander wrote: > > > You need screws of a type, which is called in German "Spax" (didn't find > a translation). A picture is like > http://www.multiarchive.de/assets/images/SpaxSchraube.jpg > I think, 25mm
2006-12-20 by Florian Anwander
Hi Michael > Could anyone tell me what kind of screws (and possible additional > parts) I need for installing the Proma-rails in a wooden case? The > local Proma-dealer just told me, that I need to get them in a > DIY-store, but not what kind of screws and other parts I need... Y
2006-12-20 by Silas Johansen
Dieter, If I understand your message correctly, you are only going to offer one version of the DIY kit. Is that correct? Please consider to offer both versions. The only differences would be the label and how much hardware you stuff in the box, so it shouldn't be a huge additiona
2006-12-20 by Bakis Sirros
hello Dieter, yes, i think that a separate quad vca module would be best! best regards, Bakis. --- damon wrote: > Tops idea. Eurorack is shy a quad vca something > fierce. Please do > the blacet thing and break off one of them for use > alone, if possible! > > On Dec 18, 2006, at
2006-12-20 by ilanode
Hello, the Dual Logic A166 is designed to combine 2 or more trigger signals accdording to Boolean logic (re: page 3 of the manual) to derive a new rhythmical pattern otherwise not present. Regards, Ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "cray5656" wrote: > > Hi all > > I have
2006-12-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Hello all, > > Could anyone tell me what kind of screws (and possible additional > parts) I need for installing the Proma-rails in a wooden case? The > local Proma-dealer just told me, that I need to get them in a > DIY-store, but not what kind of screws and other parts I need.
2006-12-20 by cray5656
Hi all I have just bought a dual logic and have no idea how to patch it up, if it is suppose to be purely audio or cd,,,can some on give me a patch idea say from a vco to dual logic TIA
2006-12-20 by damon
Tops idea. Eurorack is shy a quad vca something fierce. Please do the blacet thing and break off one of them for use alone, if possible! On Dec 18, 2006, at 7:51 AM, hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > > i see your point, but in this particular case a common attenuator, > > voltage cont
2006-12-19 by Michael Wagner
Hello all, Could anyone tell me what kind of screws (and possible additional parts) I need for installing the Proma-rails in a wooden case? The local Proma-dealer just told me, that I need to get them in a DIY-store, but not what kind of screws and other parts I need... Thank you
2006-12-19 by deejayy_svenn
Hi Im looking for one of these, If you have on to sell please get in touch DJS
2006-12-19 by amnesia
ly different set up I bought some cheap euroracks from a computer store and they dont come with a back Iiiiiiii
2006-12-19 by amnesia
HA HA! :-D > > > PS: I really was tempted to answer: "I wear trousers. They are more > comfortable." ;-) > >
2006-12-19 by hardware@doepfer.de
Ross, I'm sorry. We do not have these blind panels available any more as they were needed only in the very first version of the A-100 suitcases with 85 HP (instead of 84 HP). But you can get them from the manufacturer where we purchased the parts. It's Schroff (www.schroff.us) an
2006-12-19 by Florian Anwander
Hi Cray > How many of you have back panels to keep the dust out?? Do you mean the alu backpanel of the original frame or the (assumingly wooden) housing were the frame is mounted. Since the powersupply is mounted on the backplate you always will need one. Florian PS: I really was
2006-12-19 by amnesia
> They generally can double > as sine VCOs, though the tracking isn't always perfect. > thats why I like it :-)
2006-12-19 by Laurie Biddulph
Don't know if Doepfer carry these anymore but I will be making 1HP Filler panels available as part of the Panther Series Best Regards (Mr) Laurie Biddulph Phone: +61 (0)2 4340 0938 Mobile: 0400 257 645 Elby Designs ABN: 70 022 727 605 http://www.elby-designs.com This e-mail and a
2006-12-19 by amnesia
Hi Dieter AM I able to still buy theses? A-100B1: 1 HP / 5 mm I am after 5 Ross > >
2006-12-19 by vogelscheiss
You're talking about cranking the Q, right? That would be normal for a resonant filter. The A-120, A-121, etc. could do the same, along with the majority of other filters you'd find out there. They generally can double as sine VCOs, though the tracking isn't always perfect. --Chu
2006-12-18 by cray5656
How many of you have back panels to keep the dust out??
2006-12-18 by cray5656
Not sure if this is right but last night I made a track using the extreme filter as a VCO...Mine has been modified to take banana plugs so not sureif this is worong or typical of the filter?
2006-12-18 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i see your point, but in this particular case a common attenuator, > voltage controlled if possible, acting on all outputs simultaneously > would be great; there are a lot of possible applications i can imagine > where one would want to have identical modulation intensities at
2006-12-18 by hardware@doepfer.de
If you are interested in high-res pictures of A-100 monster cases: www.doepfer.com > PRESS > Pictures of A-100 Monster Cases Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-12-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> Will it be possible to write your own code for it? That would > make it soooo cool. If you able to write the code for the microcontroller yourself: yes. So far a high speed 8051 derivate is used, but we will probably change to an ARM uC because of better performance. Best wishe
2006-12-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I can suggest a 4th option for more money of course. Screen both > sides of the frontpanel (sockets left on on one side - sockets right > on the other side). Only the mounting screw holes will be in > different places. I assume this would make it 4-5 euros more expensive. Thank
2006-12-16 by hardware@doepfer.de
Thank you again for the poll. And again I assumed something like that ... We already have a prototype A-138d available. It can be seen at the NAMM booth of Analogue Haven in January 2007, as well as the tapped BBD module A-188-2 (regular modules) and the prototypes of the univers
2006-12-16 by Bakis Sirros
hello Silas, don't know about that... Dieter? best regards, Bakis. --- Silas Johansen wrote: > Will it be possible to write your own code for it? > That would make it soooo > cool. > > On 12/16/06, Bakis Sirros > wrote: > > > > hello list, > > didn't anyone notice yet? > > http:/
2006-12-16 by Silas Johansen
Will it be possible to write your own code for it? That would make it soooo cool. On 12/16/06, Bakis Sirros wrote: > > hello list, > didn't anyone notice yet? > http://www.doepfer.de/A100_ADDA.htm > > best regards, > Bakis. > > Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds > [Doepfer_a100] grou
2006-12-16 by bellenger_a
I think I'll be happy with a version with printed front panel... I'm not sure to get the difference with right or left buttons... right position seems OK to me... Best, Alexandre > Thank you for the poll. I assumed something like that ... > We already have two prototypes availabl
2006-12-16 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
The following Doepfer_a100 poll is now closed. Here are the final results: POLL QUESTION: How would you like the forthcoming A138d crossfader module to be realized? [for a suggested module sketch look here: http://www.doepfer.de/a138d.htm ] regarding your options to choose from:
2006-12-16 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, didn't anyone notice yet? http://www.doepfer.de/A100_ADDA.htm best regards, Bakis. Bakis Sirros - Parallel Worlds [Doepfer_a100] group owner http://www.parallel-worlds-music.com http://www.myspace.com/parallelworldsmusic http://www.shimarecords.co.uk http://www.rubber
2006-12-15 by James Husted
I can suggest a 4th option for more money of course. Screen both sides of the frontpanel (sockets left on on one side - sockets right on the other side). Only the mounting screw holes will be in different places. I assume this would make it 4-5 euros more expensive. -James On Dec