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All,

We made a delivery at Analogue haven this afternoon, felt I had earned
a treat and picked up one of these guys. Always wanted one.

I went ahead and added LEDs to the four phase outputs this afternoon.
 A pretty easy procedure which I though some of you might appreciate.
This is just one of many ways of doing this and does so without
putting on too much of a load to the A144 outputs.  Works fine.

Here's what you do:

http://www.ear-group.net/A144_LED_hack.jpg

hope you like it,

- Peter Grenader

http://www.ear-group.net/A144LEDS.jpg

nice!  and thanks Peter!  so what else are you all doing with the a144?
seems like it was sold for the VC-Mixer but, there should be a lot of other
cool tricks with this one.  I have one and not the mixer, and like the 144
and have had some random fun with it, I guess as almost a random mult. But
keep meaning to do more with it.  I need to look again but I guess I'm not
totally clear on what the output wave is in relation to the in.  Guess a
scope would come in handy to see what's going on.
best,
phil 


On 12/14/07 5:15 PM, "(i think you can figure that out)"
<peter@buzzclick-music.com> wrote:

> All,
> 
> We made a delivery at Analogue haven this afternoon, felt I had earned
> a treat and picked up one of these guys. Always wanted one.
> 
> I went ahead and added LEDs to the four phase outputs this afternoon.
>  A pretty easy procedure which I though some of you might appreciate.
> This is just one of many ways of doing this and does so without
> putting on too much of a load to the A144 outputs.  Works fine.
> 
> Here's what you do:
> 
> http://www.ear-group.net/A144_LED_hack.jpg
> 
> hope you like it,
> 
> - Peter Grenader
>

> All,
> 
> We made a delivery at Analogue haven this afternoon, felt I had earned
> a treat and picked up one of these guys. Always wanted one.
> 
> I went ahead and added LEDs to the four phase outputs this afternoon.
> A pretty easy procedure which I though some of you might appreciate.
> This is just one of many ways of doing this and does so without
> putting on too much of a load to the A144 outputs. Works fine.
> 
> Here's what you do:
> 
> http://www.ear-group.net/A144_LED_hack.jpg
> 
> hope you like it,
> 
> - Peter Grenader

Hi Peter. Excellent idea (as usual from you :-).

Dieter