SergeModular

Hi Steve, Michael, John,

Thanks very much for the info!

Yeah, I looked at those pictures on Ken Stone's webpage. Looks like a relatively modest
design. I'll check with Rex if he can still make them once I'm ready to order a custom panel
(still waiting for my first non-custom panels to arrive though).

It's obviously a voltage controlled switch, not a multiple. I've seen versions with manual
switches on the panel too, but the standard version has just a "switch" pulse input and
three signal ins/outs that can be used both ways, I think.

Thomas

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "Michael A. Firman" <maf@...> wrote:
>
> Blacet now makes a very similar module, check out his web page:
> http://www.blacet.com
>
> He has a bi-directional sequencial switch (the MD2650)
>
>
> --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "riluttante" <riluttante@> wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to ask a few things about the Triple Bi-Directional Router (ROU).
> > It's no longer listed in the catalog now, but it seems to have been manufactured until
> > sometime in the early eighties.
> >
> > Darrel Johansen's 6-panel black Serge that is now at CalArts in Valencia has one,
> including a
> > great simple mod of manual switches on the three module sections. I spent some time
> > working on this synth last year and used the module a lot, including the added
manual
> > switches.
> > My question is if anyone knows why and when the module was discontinued, and
> whether
> > anyone has had one "built-to-order" by STS in recent years.
> > Since it seems like a rather simple design, I'm assuming STS could build one again, as
> long as
> > it's realistic considering parts and panel graphics etc.
> >
> > From the '70s catalog in the files section:
> > "TRIPLE BI-DIRECTIONAL ROUTER (ROU) is three switches which route one input to
either
> of
> > two outputs or either of two inputs to one output according to a pulse or control
voltage
> > level."
> >
> > Thomas
> >
>