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2005-03-09 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you like a 2 rail set, similar to that offered by other modular companies, for mounting modules? o yes o no To vote, please visit the following web page: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Doepfer_a10
2005-03-09 by tomekrakowiak
> The point is that the poll is misleading. I *do* want a separate power > supply that doesn't need a buss board, but voting no will give the wrong > answer. > the question was: "Would you be interested that _Doepfer_ offers spare parts to built your own frame?" was the pool desi
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
The point is that the poll is misleading. I *do* want a separate power supply that doesn't need a buss board, but voting no will give the wrong answer. _____ From: tomekrakowiak [mailto:traktorman@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:25 AM To: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.co
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
Hahhaa. No, the point was that I was wondering if it was something that's needed, or if it was a design. Of course how something looks doesn't affect what comes out of it (other than in an inspirational way), but obviously how gear looks is important. Companies spend a lot of tim
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
I don't want to build my own frame. I don't want a frame. I want to be able to put modules in any onld rack. I need rails & a power supply. Let's get this right! _____ From: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 9:49 AM
2005-03-09 by Julian
> > I don't want to build my own frame. I don't want a frame. I want > to be > > able to put modules in any onld rack. I need rails & a power > supply. > > > > > > > > Let's get this right! > > just answer 'no' in the pool questionare I was under the impression that we'd already
2005-03-09 by tomekrakowiak
> I don't want to build my own frame. I don't want a frame. I want to be > able to put modules in any onld rack. I need rails & a power supply. > > > > Let's get this right! just answer 'no' in the pool questionare
2005-03-09 by tomekrakowiak
> What is the reason for the extra space at the top & the bottom in > >the travel > suitcase (ie the place where it says 'doepfer analogue....' i hope it doesn't affect the quality of your music :) cheers t
2005-03-09 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: Would you be interested that Doepfer offers spare parts to built your own frame? o yes. o maybe, i'm not sure. o no. To vote, please visit the following web page: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Doepfer_
2005-03-09 by cuari7
The Continuum is a really cool controller. There is a smaller version of it, roughly a little less than 4 octaves, that's an excellent complement for synthesizerswith lots of modulation routings. I use it to play a Serge modular through a Kenton ProSolo, plus my Access Virus C. O
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
What is the reason for the extra space at the top & the bottom in the travel suitcase (ie the place where it says 'doepfer analogue....' Is it: - because there is something in there that needs the extra space? - because doepfer could only by 14U cases? - so there would be room to
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
Part of my point was that the bus board setup adds unnessessarily to the cost. What about a power supply with wires & connectors? I can't imagine how it could be more than $150. That leaves rails, and any old rack case. The things that are not needed (in my opinion) are: -The bus
2005-03-09 by Paul Wagorn
It's the power supply....the rails are cheap. Where is the standard power supply with all the right connectors to plug into doepfer modules? I swear I keep repeating myself.... -----Original Message----- From: Florian Anwander [mailto:Florian.Anwander@consol.de] Sent: Wednesday,
2005-03-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi all, Dieter Doepfer wrote: >>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >>Von: Paul Wagorn [mailto:pwagorn@pinc.com] >>Gesendet: Dienstag, 8. März 2005 17:24 >>If Dopefer were making lots of $ on the G6's, it would make sense the way > As suggested we will offer the rails and threaded
2005-03-09 by denis goekdag
I'm afraid a little typo slipped into your mail ;) http://www.hakenaudio.com/Continuum/ no, haven't used it...but it keeps being mentioned in the symbolic-sound kyma newsletter, so apparently it actually gets used by someone :) Am 09.03.2005 um 14:39 schrieb Florian Anwander: > w
2005-03-09 by Dieter Doepfer
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Paul Wagorn [mailto:pwagorn@pinc.com] > Gesendet: Dienstag, 8. März 2005 17:24 > If Dopefer were making lots of $ on the G6's, it would make sense the way it > is, but if Doepfer is selling the G6's at a low margin, then it makes sense >
2005-03-09 by Florian Anwander
Hi, Had anyone of you ever the opportunity to lay his hands on a "Hakon Audio Continuum"? Or is it even to expensive to touch? ;) -> www.hakonaudio.com Florian (who is glad that the TKB will be in a more realistic prize range ;) )
2005-03-09 by Bakis Sirros
hello list, in case you haven't noticed yet: http://www.doepfer.de/a100tkb.htm bakis. Bakis Siros Parallel Worlds / Polariton Athens-Greece [Doepfer_a100] group owner http://www.shimarecords.co.uk http://www.ward12.com __________________________________ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Bi
2005-03-09 by selfoscillate
hello gustaf, can't tell you something about the springs in the a174 joystick, but in any case you can use the a174 as a substitute for the a176 manual cv source. even without removing the springs, you can adjust the a174 outputs to deliver a voltage between -3.5 and +3.5 volts b
2005-03-08 by gargar1974
Hello fellow A-100 owners, I'm thinking about getting the A-174 Joystick. It says in the manual that you can cut the springs so that the stick will not return to it's center position. If I remove the springs, will the stick stay in the position I leave it in? (for example pointin
2005-03-08 by Kim Johnsson
Hello, all! As I'm new to the list, I thought I would introduce myself. My name is Kim Johnsson (of the male variety), I'm 37 and I consider myself a relative newcomer to the hobby that is music. I started producing (overstatement) instrumental music (overstatement?) in 1993 with
2005-03-08 by Julian
Ive got a few modules, and some other bits forsale. Just a handfull of utility modules, but theres quite a few of the old style VCAs in there, if anyones interested. More details and photos at http://www.port23.co.uk/forsale/. Cheers, Julian
2005-03-08 by Paul Wagorn
The point of all of this would be that people would not need to buy bus boards, the enclosure, etc. To add more doepfer modules, one must purchase a G6. this cost me $550cdn. To add more MOTM modules, it costs BTW: If I have a look at the principles of producer responsibility in
2005-03-08 by Dieter Doepfer
> BTW: If I have a look at the principles of producer responsibility in > the american law system, I do not understand, how Dieter can think only > about selling seperate power supplies. We know this problem. This is why the power supply is declared as a spare part and why there
2005-03-08 by isjtarjr
> This would require to built a separate fully closed box with mains inlet, > switch and fuse for the power supply only to avoid any contact to the pcb > tracks and wires that are connected to mains voltage. As I'd expect only low > quantities for such a box the price would be in
2005-03-08 by Paul Wagorn
I can't quite understand this. Power supplies are sold by many companies in north America. eg computer power supplies. Hey are not dangerous. It is only dangerous if you are putting it together by yourself, which is exactly what I am not suggesting. MANY modular manufacturers do
2005-03-08 by Florian Anwander
Hi Paul > If a power supply was available that was pre-wired for X modules with leads, > that would avoid the problem of it being dangerous. It seems to me that the > power supply seems to be something that keeps coming up on this list.... > inexperienced people trying to figure
2005-03-08 by Bakis Sirros
hello ingo, yes, i agree. the module width is fine as it is now. bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > > > well, yesterday i thought again about the panel > widths > and made up my mind. there are so many modules > already > available which have 10, 14, 22 or 26 hp, so it > probably
2005-03-08 by selfoscillate
> btw: There are really a lot of great new modules. I appreciate the A-136 > and the A-137; what richness comes to simple single VCO voices! > The Steiner Parker Filter and the SSM2044 Filter are beautiful (the > kicked the CEM3320 Filters out of wonderland...). The Trautonium Fi
2005-03-08 by selfoscillate
well, yesterday i thought again about the panel widths and made up my mind. there are so many modules already available which have 10, 14, 22 or 26 hp, so it probably wouldn't make much sense to fix the panel width to multiples of 4 hp for future modules. it is also true that if
2005-03-07 by isjtarjr
--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Wagorn" wrote: > > >That's why I suggested to offer even the spare parts separately (e.g. the > >rails that are essential for the system). The (experienced) user could > >decide how to built his system. > > That's exactly what I was sugg
2005-03-07 by Paul Wagorn
>That's why I suggested to offer even the spare parts separately (e.g. the >rails that are essential for the system). The (experienced) user could >decide how to built his system. That's exactly what I was suggesting. Great idea :) If a power supply was available that was pre-wir
2005-03-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi Dieter >>I received a lot of new modules the last weeks. So I rearranged the >>modules in my system ... and found it quite annoying, that there are >>again modules with a width of uneven or impairy numbers of HPs. > There are no A-100 modules with an uneven number of HPs. All
2005-03-07 by unknown freak
I just as fully disagree. An extra 2P on any two modules in a row and you just lost space for a clock divider, sample-and-hold, ring mod, inverter, or multiple. Couple that with the price of a G6 and you'll find yourself spending hundreds of extra dollars/euros for the privilege
2005-03-07 by unknown freak
I just as fully disagree. An extra 2P on any two modules in a row and you just lost space for a clock divider, sample-and-hold, ring mod, inverter, or multiple. Couple that with the price of a G6 and you'll find yourself spending hundreds of extra dollars/euros for the privilege
2005-03-07 by Dieter Doepfer
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Florian Anwander [mailto:Florian.Anwander@consol.de] > Gesendet: Montag, 7. März 2005 14:01 > An: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com > Betreff: [Doepfer_a100] Instead of new module suggestions -> module size > > > > Hi, > > I received a lot of
2005-03-07 by Dieter Doepfer
> Nobody wants to buy all the parts separately to build an exact re-creation > of what doepfer already has..We don't want covers, sides, buss > boards, etc/ That's why I suggested to offer even the spare parts separately (e.g. the rails that are essential for the system). The (ex
2005-03-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I'd like to trade off two A-131 (exponential VCA), first series, with Curtis CEM3382 or PA382 as VCA chip. I'd like to exchange them for two A-130 (linear VCA); if possible also from the first series with CEM3381 or PA381 as VCA chip, but I also take new series modules (with
2005-03-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi, I received a lot of new modules the last weeks. So I rearranged the modules in my system ... and found it quite annoying, that there are again modules with a width of uneven or impairy numbers of HPs. I really would appreciate it, if the modules would have at least a width of
2005-03-07 by selfoscillate
hello julian, your point is also valid. my opinion is that if a module has 14 hp, it wouldn't be so bad if it had 16 hp. the 2 hp more size wouldn't hurt too much and the module would still be a lot smaller than the 5u units. anyway, i have a bunch of 2 hp blank panels, so i don'
2005-03-07 by Julian
I would strongly dislike module size being standardised. For me, the beauty of the doepfer system is its size. If i was wanted the interface bigger i would have gone for one of the 5u systems. Anything that makes the synth take up more space is, in my eyes, a very bad idea. I kno
2005-03-07 by selfoscillate
hello florian, i fully agree. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander wrote: > Hi, > > I received a lot of new modules the last weeks. So I rearranged the > modules in my system ... and found it quite annoying, that there are > again modules with a
2005-03-07 by TonyBlack [JohnnyBusca]
Hello! I own a VMS and I'm very happy that it's all the same size. I hate those custom elector formant cases.. If it's really a problem, just try to get some euroracks from ebay.. look for Rittal or so. Euro racks are also used for industrial solutions, so you can find them. for
2005-03-07 by Florian Anwander
Hi danv_83 > > what are some good ways to send audio signals out of a100 modules to > guitar pedals and then back into a100 modules? > > are the imedances and volumes greatly different, is there some > important impedance matching to be done?? In general there should not be real
2005-03-07 by danv_83
what are some good ways to send audio signals out of a100 modules to guitar pedals and then back into a100 modules? are the imedances and volumes greatly different, is there some important impedance matching to be done?? thanks.
2005-03-06 by Gary Chang
Regarding the G6 Cabinet: Let's face it - the fact that Doepfer offers a shielded housing with built in psu for their modules like the G6 is a great benefit to all of us. You can always go cheaper - but it is great to be able to use systems in studios with TV sets and other RF br
2005-03-06 by Tommy DOG
Regarding this thread, I thought I would add my opinion. I think based on the very fair and cost effective prices of the Doepfer modules, the racks are not proportionally expensive. TD
2005-03-06 by RSA
Sells for $154 new. Make me an offer. Thanks, Rob Adams Austin, TX USA
2005-03-06 by danv_83
could someone who knows more about eurocards please help me out: i am looking into putting together a 3u schroff europac case to house my doepfer modules inside my skb rack. they offer kits that come with the standard parts but i am having trouble figuring out which of their fron
2005-03-06 by RSA
They're $135.00 new from analogue haven. This one is only a few months old, barely used. I like it, but I need cash, you know the drill. :) Make me an offer. My ebay id is r1tual if you want references. Thanks, Rob Adams Austin, TX USA