Hi,
I agree with Chris here, drop the ADP and use the real estate to expand
the DTG into a DSG.
Even if you can't squeek some jacks onto the blank portion of the FSR,
you can alway make a little box that has mini jacks, 1/4" phone jacks,
and banana jacks for use in physical "protocol" conversion (don't forget
to put an extra banana jack on your little box for signal ground). Note that
Paul Schriber makes just such a little panel (if you don't feel like making one
on you own) that can probably be mounted in a utility box.
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "circlesround" <birdfrozentoabranch@h...>
wrote:
I agree with Chris here, drop the ADP and use the real estate to expand
the DTG into a DSG.
Even if you can't squeek some jacks onto the blank portion of the FSR,
you can alway make a little box that has mini jacks, 1/4" phone jacks,
and banana jacks for use in physical "protocol" conversion (don't forget
to put an extra banana jack on your little box for signal ground). Note that
Paul Schriber makes just such a little panel (if you don't feel like making one
on you own) that can probably be mounted in a utility box.
--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "circlesround" <birdfrozentoabranch@h...>
wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> For all of the advice received in response to my prior posting, I am
> most grateful.
>
> From these replies, I have tentatively decided upon the following
> arrangement:
>
> Wilson Analog Dealy (WAD)
> Frequency Shifter (FRS)
> Dual Transient Generator (DTG)
> - with 'Signal In' mod.
> Resonant Equalizer (EQ)
> Wave Multipliers (VCM)
> Dual Channel Stereo Mixer (DCSM)
> Active Processor (ACPR)
> Adapters (ADP)
>
> I had initially hoped to include the Dual Universal Slope Generator
> (DSG) in lieu of the DTG, but the FRS is a three space module instead
> of two (as I had initially thought it to be). The only option here
> would be to see if the ADP could be squeaked into the 'blank' panel
> space on the FRS - not likely however.
>
> Once more, my primary intent here is to create a panel for processing
> external audio.
>
> I welcome any final opinions regrding this configuration.
>
> Best wishes -
>
> Trevor