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2006-02-05 by sfrules
Hello, Aybee2004! You're gonna love this group! You've already been given a lot of good advice so I'll just post a graphic of my First Case. (I think they should offer THIS as a "Beginner System.") sfrules [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-02-05 by Andy Bell
many thanks to those that have replied so far. Martin: I agree, it does depend and I no one can say -" buy this, it's the perfect system" ! Thanks for pointing out the age of the system 1 modules and the newer quad lfo/adsr modules. As you say, a lot of modulation in a small spac
2006-02-04 by davevosh@aol.com
hello - i just recently reconfigured some of my modules into a "portable cabinet" and looking it over, it would also make a good starter system,imho - to a g6 frame, add : audio : a110, a110, a110, a138, a137,a114, a108, a101-2, a131 c.v. : a162, a143-2, a143-3,a118, a170, a148,
2006-02-04 by Tommy DOG
Wanting to measure the current in my system, I am curious how do I value the A113? Does 50MA + 100MA@+5V (using the +5V power supply on the board) =150MA? Thanks. TD
2006-02-04 by J S
My 2cts.......go a la carte..... I had two basicsytems, they're a bit too boring for my taste So I had sold of modules and got other ones, now my two racks a loads more fun. Greetings, Jean 2006/2/4, Martin Fay : > > Hi aybee, > > > I want to get a Doepfer system and I wondering
2006-02-04 by Tommy DOG
After a few weeks the fuse in one of my racks blew again. I checked the modules, switched back the only two that had changed places in the rack for good luck and blew another one upon power up. Aside from two modules being switched in the bottom row with each other, nothing has b
2006-02-04 by Martin Fay
Hi aybee, > I want to get a Doepfer system and I wondering whether to make a start with the "basic > system 1" (which is slightly cheaper than buying the same modules individually) or to go fully > a la carte? I've recently started a Doepfer system, but I've had long experience o
2006-02-04 by aybee2004
hi everyone, just joined your group, thanks for having me. I want to get a Doepfer system and I wondering whether to make a start with the "basic system 1" (which is slightly cheaper than buying the same modules individually) or to go fully a la carte? I know what most of the mod
2006-02-04 by RSA
$175, In like new condition. I never really used it...Check my ebay feedback under r1tual for a reference. Located in Austin, TX. Buyer pays shipping (which won't be much within the lower 48). cheers, Rob Adams
2006-02-03 by Sixtoo.1200Hobos
Hey Guys. This is my first post here. I was thankful to find such a resource on the Doepfer site. I borrowed an A100 off a friend a month ago, and quickly fell in love with the potential of the unit. I am not a synth head by any stretch of the imagination, more working with proce
2006-02-02 by selfoscillate
> We still have to add the CV output and we will probably equip the CV2 input > with a polarizer (the prototype had only a normal attenuator). Some users > suggested that this will be a good idea to have a polarizer as it would be > desirable to have both directions available (e.
2006-02-01 by Bakis Sirros
hello dieter, welcome back! great news and i am looking forward for the BBD modules and the TKB (finally!). also, i would be very interested in a doepfer version of the 222e Multi-dimensional Kinesthetic Input Port!!! keep up the great work! best regards, :-) bakis. --- Dieter Do
2006-02-01 by tkrakowiak
hello, an idea that might be worth to try with a137 (taken from cgs-synth yahoogroup) : "I've been using the CGS Wave Multiplier in a fairly unique manner lately and I thought I'd share it with the group. I've been using it for creating different rhythms from a standard LFO outpu
2006-02-01 by Gene Schwartz
Thanks - I've arranged to borrow one of these from a friend, and I should probably buy one anyway to have around. Gene -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Dieter Doepfer Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 200
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
Zoran, please check first if the correct fuse is used. On our FAQ page you find the table for the fuse values. In any case a slow blow/time lag fuse has to be used (no fast or medium types). Even slightly higher fuse values would be OK (e.g. 300 mA instead of 250mA, or 600 mA ins
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
Hi all together, I'm back from the NAMM and piles of work have been accumulated on my desktop. If somebody has sent me an email it may take some days to answer it as I have nearly 200 emails to deal with (spam has been already removed). I want to give you a short report of the NA
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
Alex, please ask our Berlin dealer Schneiders Buero. As far as I remember they have smaller wooden A-100 cases available. Another possibility would be to look at the web site of our case supplier (please look at the page "A-100 mechanical details" for the link). They have even a
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
Here in Germany special "negative" drills (with inverse or left spiral) are availabe at hardware stores. You need a powered hand drill with both right and left rotary direction. Most battery powered hand drills have this option available. With this tool it should be no problem to
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
The phaser modules A-101-3 and A-125 can be used as allpass filters provided that only the effect signal (not mixed with the original signal) is used. The normal phaser sound (with several notches in the audio spectrum) appears by mixing the allpass signal with the original signa
2006-02-01 by Dieter Doepfer
Each A-100 PSU board (except the very first series from 1996/1997) is equipped with two LEDs: one for +12V, one for -12V. The assignment of the LEDs to +/-12V is explained by the silk screen printing on the pc board. In addition each bus board is equipped with three LEDs: +12V, -
2006-02-01 by Florian Anwander
Hi Gene >> Try holding a ice cube against the screw > Yeah - that kind of does sound worth a try...makes sense. Shame on me, I should have remembered this trick! If you have access to some coolant spray, it will work perfect. Florian
2006-02-01 by Gene Schwartz
Yeah - that kind of does sound worth a try...makes sense. thanks -----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of James Husted Sent: Tuesday, January 31, 2006 5:09 PM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Do
2006-02-01 by James Husted
Try holding a ice cube against the screw - or whatever means you can to make the screw colder then the chassis. The goal is to make the screw shrink in size while the chassis does not. Works often enough to try before other methods. James Husted James.husted@mac.com http://homepa
2006-01-31 by J S
Dude, it's really simple......take some wood, glue and nails and you'r halfway........... Serious, make one yourself in beautifull Oakwood for 20 euro.......... 2006/1/31, beschavingbeschaving : > > hello everyone, > > i own two doepfer frames in flightcases but i'm now looking f
2006-01-31 by beschavingbeschaving
hello everyone, i own two doepfer frames in flightcases but i'm now looking for a little case to fit some additional doepfer-sized homemade modules in. i can't quite fit all my modules into the two frames, but i'd like to bring along the few extra ones too without having to buy a
2006-01-31 by Julian
oops... that wasnt ment to go to list. Im always glad i havent been slaggin' people off when that happens ; ) julian [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-01-31 by Julian
Hi Charlie, All my pannels here come from rittal, either direct, or through farnell (which bizzarly, sometimes works out cheaper then going direct??) They do a good range of sizes, and will actually communicate on the phone, if you need to call them, etc.etc. I think farnell norm
2006-01-30 by implode7@comcast.net
I don't think that I will attempt this one.... :) -------------- Original message ---------------------- From: Florian Anwander > And a fourth suggestion: > > try drilling a 2mm hole in the center of the screws head. It should make > the screws head break! Then you can remove the
2006-01-30 by Florian Anwander
And a fourth suggestion: try drilling a 2mm hole in the center of the screws head. It should make the screws head break! Then you can remove the module, then unbuild the housing, then remove the nut strip, and finally you can grab the rest of the screw with a plier. I did this on
2006-01-30 by Gene Schwartz
This sounds interesting - I just don't have experience in this stuff, so I don't know what exists...but I think by this point that it might be stripped also....I'm not sure exactly how to tell. The original owner insists that he didn't put in the modules - they were put in by Enp
2006-01-30 by Ben Vehorn
Also, you can buy "stripped screw remover bits" at a hardware store. It's incredibly handy to keep at least one of these around. Though your screw sounds like it's overtightened instead of stripped, the principal is the same and it should provide enough torque to get it out. Just
2006-01-30 by Gene Schwartz
-----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Loren Nerell Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 12:07 AM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Dumb question/ stuck screw in a-100 >It was suggested
2006-01-30 by Gene Schwartz
-----Original Message----- From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Florian Anwander Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 11:57 PM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] Dumb question/ stuck screw in a-100 Hi Gene The G
2006-01-30 by charles kerr
Hello Julian, Hope you don't mind me contacting you off list,, but I had a look at your pictures and noticed you are in the UK, I was wondering which supplier(s) you used for your blanks, I am probably not going to buy a lot at once, so someone who does smallish orders would be g
2006-01-30 by Anton Coops
hi, that's right, if you've got an a150 or a151 and a multiple you can divide some more good luck anton On 30 Jan 2006, at 9:58, selfoscillate wrote: > > hello, > > you can get greater divisions than 1/64 by using > two dividers in series. i doubt that the a113 will > work well b
2006-01-30 by selfoscillate
hello, you can get greater divisions than 1/64 by using two dividers in series. i doubt that the a113 will work well because it doesn't output square waves, but i haven't tried it yet. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "bellenger_a" wrote: > > hello > > I'm us
2006-01-30 by bellenger_a
hello I'm using A196 for freq multi with A160 (classic patch as shown in doefper A196 page...) i am using the /64 output of the A160 (instead of A163 as shown in that example) but i feel i would like to have more than /64 because it seems interesting i feel to get the sounds i li
2006-01-30 by Loren Nerell
>It was suggested that I try a pair of pliers to try to get it out, but >all I suceeded in doing was scratching the surface ): Try using vice grips instead of regular pliers. -- Take care. - Loren Nerell ------------------------------------------------- http://home.earthlink.net/
2006-01-30 by Florian Anwander
Hi Gene The Gene Schwartz wrote: > I purchased a used case of a-100 modules to supplement my existing > system. The only problem is that one of the screws for the a-155 > sequencer module is totally stuck. This wouldn't concern me so much > except I might be buying a second a-155
2006-01-30 by Gene Schwartz
I purchased a used case of a-100 modules to supplement my existing system. The only problem is that one of the screws for the a-155 sequencer module is totally stuck. This wouldn't concern me so much except I might be buying a second a-155, and would need to remove it temporarily
2006-01-29 by JohnnyBusca@tonyblack.org
Hello! Almost the same story here. I've ordered one right when they were announced. Still nothing here in the Netherlands. Same with other deliveries in the Netherlands.. Tomorrow I will try to contact Peter to settle this. It's frustrating that every mailinglist is talking about
2006-01-29 by Louis van Dompselaar
I'm looking for an empty chassis that will hold Doepfer modules. Does anyone know whether Conrad order number 525243 - 62 has the correct front rails? Louis
2006-01-29 by ystamour
Hello Group Members, I have the following modules and cases for sale. I thought I would post them here, before I put them on Ebay. They have been in a smoke free enviroment and never left the studio. I am reducing my gear to one small simple set-up. 3 A-100 G6 cases with +/-12V@
2006-01-27 by tkrakowiak
imo 1st version sounded better. On 27/01/06, esa kotala wrote: > > decided to add some drums, don't take the first version... > > http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=11801 > > >From: Florian Anwander > >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.co
2006-01-27 by esa kotala
decided to add some drums, don't take the first version... http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=11801 >From: Florian Anwander >Reply-To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com >Subject: Re: [Doepfer_a100] getting a wider sound. >Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 1
2006-01-27 by esa kotala
Hi list Here is an example I made http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=11751 Mono material is subjected to an all pass filter (1). Dry signal is passed to the left channel, and phase shifted one to the right channel When you hear that the sound is centered, the cutoff point is
2006-01-27 by Florian Anwander
Hi Esa the usage of an allpass-filter for stereo spreading causes a not mono compatible signal (sound will be unhearable in kitchen radio and AM-radio and will cause failures when pressing vinyl). Florian esa kotala wrote: > Applying an all pass filter to the other channel might
2006-01-27 by Pierre Zeeman
At a guess, the ms2000's is some sort of ensemble effect and probably works by use of delay lines. The ensemble effect was originally designed to (cheaply) emulate unison. So the best way to achieve this effect would be via some sort of stereo panned unison. You could so this via
2006-01-27 by Louis van Dompselaar
You'll find them on the accessories page: http://www.doepfer.de/a100z_e.htm > I was just wondering if anyone knew where to get blank doepfer faceplates from, I cannot see any mention of them on their website. They would come in useful to fill up gaps in my system and - also - to
2006-01-27 by esa kotala
Applying an all pass filter to the other channel might be more attractive choice since you do not have to subject the sound to the limited bandwidth of the BBD module. All pass filters have 90 degrees of phase shift at the cutoff frequency -- the largest possible expansion. Modul