don hassler wrote: > > Nick, > Your approach sounds interesting, do you have any > examples of your work online? > Who do you enjoy listening to? > Don Hassler > --- Spacemodular <spacemodular@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> >> Hi Peter, >> >> What a twisted little psycho drama for what use? I >> like the way you squashed it. >> >> I am hoping to purchase some of your oscillators at >> some point in the near future. I think a pair of the >> Model 15's with a pair of Blacet and a Pair of CGS >> would be a wicked intense combination of beaters! >> Not >> to mention a Pair of Mini-waves with RAM >> expansion... >> Then maybe I can take over the world!!! >> >> Still dreaming. But my live Rig is coming together - >> 2 >> Dark Star Chaos, 2 Noise Rings, A Boogie, A Borg, 2 >> Micro LFOs, 2 Linear VCA's, 2 Multiple Attenuators, >> 2 >> Joystick Triggers... Meet: >> >> THING ONE - Defender (Boogie) All, I've received a couple of letters from people whose VCOs are behaving oddly when used in non Deopfer/A. Sys environments. It's an easy fix, but it's got to be done or you will have similar problems. Either the operator, or more logically -- the faceplate of the Model 15 MUST BE GROUNDED. If not you'll get a frequency shift when you touch the faceplate. I did not accommodate for this internally because Doepfer, Analogue Systems and Analogue Solutions rack rails are grounded, so the problem is taken care of by mounting the module to these rails and these are essentially the environments this instrument was designed for. So if you're using the M15 in another environment, make sure you ground the faceplate. Not earth, but system ground. There are a few of you who have asked for modules with Modcam and Frac faceplates - this is your official heads up to this potential problem! - P
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Word of warning when using Model15's in Non Doepfer systems..
2005-03-30 by Peter Grenader