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Analogue Solutions VU Meter

2002-12-02 by Heath Teasdale

After about 4 years of playing with a basic 6U system, I've finally 
managed to pursuade the 'boss' that I need another 6U.  I'm keen on 
including the Analogue Solutions VU Meter (VU01) as part of this - 
I'd pretend that I'm planning on using it for some higher scientific 
sound analysis and generation purpose but I'd be lying - I just think 
it'll look cool and evoke memories of VCS3s!  Since Doepfer don't 
make a VU meter (yet! - I voted in the polls), the AS version seems 
to be the best option.  I am, however, a complete electonics imbecile 
and I don't know whether I need a different power supply, connectors 
etc. - if the answer is a soldering iron then I'm a gonna!!  Can 
anyone out there give me advice on whether/how I can include this AS 
module in a Doepfer rack?

Thanks, Heath

Re: Analogue Solutions VU Meter

2002-12-04 by jmaddocks1975

I too like the look of a VU meter in my doepfer rack, but instead of 
buying the AS one I built them myself, all the price of £6.00, yep 
£6.00!!
They are soooo easy to make, takes about 10 minutes, but the cutting 
and drilling of the aluminuim mount takes a while longer.
I made 2 VU meters, one same as ASolutions and one same but with a 
attenuator built in so I can attenuate the signal and see it..all 
good fun!!


John



--- In Doepfer_a100@y..., "Heath Teasdale" <heath@u...> wrote:
> After about 4 years of playing with a basic 6U system, I've 
finally 
> managed to pursuade the 'boss' that I need another 6U.  I'm keen 
on 
> including the Analogue Solutions VU Meter (VU01) as part of this - 
> I'd pretend that I'm planning on using it for some higher 
scientific 
> sound analysis and generation purpose but I'd be lying - I just 
think 
> it'll look cool and evoke memories of VCS3s!  Since Doepfer don't 
> make a VU meter (yet! - I voted in the polls), the AS version 
seems 
> to be the best option.  I am, however, a complete electonics 
imbecile 
> and I don't know whether I need a different power supply, 
connectors 
> etc. - if the answer is a soldering iron then I'm a gonna!!  Can 
> anyone out there give me advice on whether/how I can include this 
AS 
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> module in a Doepfer rack?
> 
> Thanks, Heath

[Doepfer_a100] VU Meter

2002-12-07 by Paul Schulz

Hey John,
do you have an instruction how to do it?
If  you want you could add some photos to the photo section or send it 
to me via private mail, if no-one else is interested.

Paul



jmaddocks1975 wrote:

> I too like the look of a VU meter in my doepfer rack, but instead of
> buying the AS one I built them myself, all the price of £6.00, yep
> £6.00!!
> They are soooo easy to make, takes about 10 minutes, but the cutting
> and drilling of the aluminuim mount takes a while longer.
> I made 2 VU meters, one same as ASolutions and one same but with a
> attenuator built in so I can attenuate the signal and see it..all
> good fun!!
>
>
> John




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Re: VU Meter

2002-12-07 by studio1dk <keldsorensen@mail1.stofanet.dk>

Well I would be interested so please keep the information "on list"
Keld


--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Paul Schulz <dasfonk@w...> wrote:
>   Hey John,
> do you have an instruction how to do it?
> If  you want you could add some photos to the photo section or send 
it 
> to me via private mail, if no-one else is interested.
> 
> Paul
> 
> 
> 
> jmaddocks1975 wrote:
> 
> > I too like the look of a VU meter in my doepfer rack, but instead 
of
> > buying the AS one I built them myself, all the price of £6.00, yep
> > £6.00!!
> > They are soooo easy to make, takes about 10 minutes, but the 
cutting
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> > and drilling of the aluminuim mount takes a while longer.
> > I made 2 VU meters, one same as ASolutions and one same but with a
> > attenuator built in so I can attenuate the signal and see it..all
> > good fun!!
> >
> >
> > John
> 
> 
> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Re: VU Meter

2002-12-11 by jmaddocks1975 <jmaddocks1975@yahoo.co.uk>

No problem guys, I'll post all the info in next few days. Very busy 
with work and crappy life stuff at the moment :-D

John



--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "studio1dk <keldsorensen@m...>" 
<keldsorensen@m...> wrote:
> Well I would be interested so please keep the information "on list"
> Keld
> 
> 
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Paul Schulz <dasfonk@w...> 
wrote:
> >   Hey John,
> > do you have an instruction how to do it?
> > If  you want you could add some photos to the photo section or 
send 
> it 
> > to me via private mail, if no-one else is interested.
> > 
> > Paul
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > jmaddocks1975 wrote:
> > 
> > > I too like the look of a VU meter in my doepfer rack, but 
instead 
> of
> > > buying the AS one I built them myself, all the price of £6.00, 
yep
> > > £6.00!!
> > > They are soooo easy to make, takes about 10 minutes, but the 
> cutting
> > > and drilling of the aluminuim mount takes a while longer.
> > > I made 2 VU meters, one same as ASolutions and one same but 
with a
> > > attenuator built in so I can attenuate the signal and see 
it..all
Show quoted textHide quoted text
> > > good fun!!
> > >
> > >
> > > John
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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