PLAN B analog blog

Given we've got over 60 15A faceplates in stock, no one wants it to
see the light of day more than I do! I'll give it a bit more attention
soon  Thanks for your query.

- P

> 
> Time for my occasional query about the status of the model 15a. I know  
> this isn't a "sexy" module, but it sure would be useful. I'm keeping  
> room open in my case for two of them.
> 
> Chris
>

Time for my occasional query about the status of the model 15a. I know  
this isn't a "sexy" module, but it sure would be useful. I'm keeping  
room open in my case for two of them.

Chris

What exactly does the 15a do?



--- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Chris Muir <cbm@...> wrote:

>
> 
> Time for my occasional query about the status of the model 15a. I know  
> this isn't a "sexy" module, but it sure would be useful. I'm keeping  
> room open in my case for two of them.
> 
> Chris
>

On Feb 12, 2008, at 4:12 PM, joshualiburdi wrote:

> What exactly does the 15a do?
>
Peter posted this a while back:
The new 15A Expander adds functionality to the M15 and a direct result  
of customer
requests. It connects to the Rev.2 VCO via a dedicated I/O connector  
located on the back of
the PCB. It can however be retrofitted to any Model 15's regardless of  
revision, although
earlier releases (rev 1 - 1.6) will require point-to point  
connections. the 15A is only 4 HP
wide and adds a PWM attenuation pot, a Soft/Hard Sync crossfade pot  
(which amplifies the
M15 sync function up to x4 it's previous intensity), 3 three way  
transposition switch
(configured octave up/none/octave down) and two additional 1V/oct VC  
inputs. The 15A will
begin shipping at the end of May 2007 with a retail price of $70.

There's a faceplate drawing in the files section here.

-C