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<I especially like Paul's (POSMOS) series showing the evolution of his 
A100.>

Thank you Joe, nice to read that somebody likes the mini-modular-photo ;-) 

To Bakis: I was the one who requested the pic of your blue LED-fitted A-129/1... wow!! Thanks for adding it to the Photos section. It looks sooooo amazing!!!

To Andreas: If  you still are looking for an oscilloscope, then try to get one at Ebay. The prices for used analog (of course ;-) scopes are okay.

cya,

Paul
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Well, I am not so sure about buying something second-hand when I am not even
sure how as to how it should work. Besides I am not really looking for a
scope right now, I merely wanted to check out how much it will cost and
figured out around 400 for a new 20 Mhz analog which is to much right now.

> To Andreas: If  you still are looking for an oscilloscope, then try to get
one at Ebay. The prices for used analog (of course ;-) scopes are okay.
>
> cya,
>
> Paul
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Paul, 

If you wouldn't mind, model and specs of your Siemens scope?

Joe

--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., Paul Schulz <dasfonk@w...> wrote:
> <I especially like Paul's (POSMOS) series showing the evolution of 
his 
> A100.>
> 
> Thank you Joe, nice to read that somebody likes the 
mini-modular-photo ;-) 
> 
> To Bakis: I was the one who requested the pic of your blue 
LED-fitted A-129/1... wow!! Thanks for adding it to the Photos 
section. It looks sooooo amazing!!!
> 
> To Andreas: If  you still are looking for an oscilloscope, then try 
to get one at Ebay. The prices for used analog (of course ;-) scopes 
are okay.
> 
> cya,
> 
> Paul
> 
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> Tagesgeld: 4% Guthabenzinsen bei täglicher Verfügbarkeit. Jetzt 
informieren!
> http://diba.web.de/

>If you wouldn't mind, model and specs of your Siemens scope?

>Joe



Sorry for the late answer, but I´ve been offline for a few days.
It´s a "Oszillarzet 10" by Siemens, built in the 70ies, I suppose. Unfortunately it comes without any specs or a manual, but perhaps this halps you:
2 independent channels with BNC sockets (no problem to solder an adapter cable between minijack and BNC, btw); the scope can be triggered from channel one, channel two or an external device. External trigger input has a banana socket (anybody out there with a Serge ;-) ?   ). Furthermore there´s a lot of knobs to adjust each channel´s input level, the display´s focus and intensity etc.
No idea about the frequency range, but it works fine with A111´s octave switch set to +4 and highest note played.

Paul



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