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2002-03-26 by Andre B DeLise
Im in total agreement and believe people who pull bullshit like that should stay the fuck away from it. The price your asking for is FAIR but the economy is bad right now. If you cant get the price your looking for then put in on the shelf and forget about it. Once this drout is
2002-03-26 by Pitch Mod
Ah, the return of "the price police". I love it when cheap people decide that a price is too high for them and then tell others that they shouldn't buy that item because it's too pricey. Why don't you just leave him alone and let him ask what he wants? If nobody wants what he has
2002-03-26 by mm123 ah
>considering the fact that you got bids of approx. $1200 total for the >three pieces (2 panels and the ps/case) when they were being offered >individually, and just $1030 for the set when you offered it last week, >i'm stunned that you think you're going to get TWICE that amount
2002-03-26 by m. blake wilson
mm123 ah wrote: hi, due to the lack of response, i just decided to relist this 2 panel serge with no reserve. minimum bid is $1999.99 so it will sell for that if anyone bids on it. considering the fact that you got bids of approx. $1200 total for the three pieces (2 panels and th
2002-03-26 by mm123 ah
hi, due to the lack of response, i just decided to relist this 2 panel serge with no reserve. minimum bid is $1999.99 so it will sell for that if anyone bids on it. i think this is a fair price considering its rarity and the prices i've seen other people ask for similar systems i
2002-03-24 by Andre B DeLise
Get pix to me I'd like to have a look at it. Andre boldmonk@... -- On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 08:36:37 Bill Felton wrote: >My understanding is that, aside from the packaging, it's all genuine Serge. >But of course, all genuine Serge gear _is_ custom built ;-) >Aside from the unorthodox
2002-03-24 by Bill Felton
My understanding is that, aside from the packaging, it's all genuine Serge. But of course, all genuine Serge gear _is_ custom built ;-) Aside from the unorthodox packaging, the only anomoly is the presence of a power light on the panel. This may well be due to the absence of blin
2002-03-24 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
I remember seeing pictures of this unit. How much is genuine Serge and how much is custom built? I'm in no possition to purchase though. I'm also on an "extended holiday courtesy of economic trends". >Hi All, >I have a little one-unit custom Serge box, purchased from Paul >Schrei
2002-03-23 by m. blake wilson
mm123 ah wrote: Hi Serge Users, I am still trying to sell a very old 2 panel Serge system built into a Moog 15 style portable case. If anyone is interested, please take a look at the link below. This item failed to meet reserve on eBay so I will consider reasonable offers from an
2002-03-23 by mm123 ah
Hi Serge Users, I am still trying to sell a very old 2 panel Serge system built into a Moog 15 style portable case. If anyone is interested, please take a look at the link below. This item failed to meet reserve on eBay so I will consider reasonable offers from anyone who is seri
2002-03-22 by Bill Felton
Hi All, I have a little one-unit custom Serge box, purchased from Paul Schreiber a couple of years ago, made by Kevin in CA. I need to sell it to extend my cushion during an extended stint of jobless-ness. Contents are: Active Processor, Divide by N Comparator, Dual ASR, six bana
2002-03-19 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Considering the number of tube based modules I have in my synth, I can only agree with Eric. In fact, his stuff sounds better than the vintage serge I have here. I still like the serge though :) Ken > >> i have not seen any new ideas come from Serge or >>any other manufacturer ex
2002-03-19 by media.nai@rcn.com
At 10:52 AM +0000 03/09/02, C. Whitten wrote: > >Sorry I'm not really adding anything constructive to this debate. >Just a point about whether STS ever seriously offered this module. OK :) >> I've never seen one in person, but it was in the STS catalog about six >> years ago. > >
2002-03-18 by metasonix
> i have not seen any new ideas come from Serge or >any other manufacturer except for the Encore Electronics UEG and the >Wiard Wobblebug,Borg filter and Waveform city modules. most of the >modular stuff being produced is a different variation on existing >circuits or principles.
2002-03-17 by John Papiewski
Well, this is very cool... I do remember reading something about being able to set TKB to do strange multiple sequences; at the time I got the wrong idea and dismissed it as some strange fantasy interpretation of TKB abilities. But this describes it quite clearly. This could be q
2002-03-17 by Andre B DeLise
What panels you got for sale. Thanks -- On Sat, 16 Mar 2002 16:48:53 DarkStr717 wrote: >ok... i seem to be back in the good graces of AOL so if anyone wants to >respond to me here, it seems to be working. These panels will remain for sale >until sold no matter how long it takes.
2002-03-17 by Bill Felton
D'oh. Of course I mean "one of the few inputs which can safely gang outputs". Sigh. Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Felton" bfelton@... > To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2002 7:51 AM Subject: Re: [SergeModular] Re: TKB Questions > One th
2002-03-17 by Les Mizzell
> ok... i seem to be back in the good graces of AOL so if anyone wants to > respond to me here, it seems to be working. These panels will > remain for sale Whoops, would you mind listing what you had again..... Sorry!! Les Mizzell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "I wonder if othe
2002-03-17 by Bill Felton
One thing worthy of note on the TKB -- its 'reset' input is one of the few, if not only, inputs on the Serge which can safely gang inputs. Once upon a time the TKB had two reset inputs, but no physical switch to control forward/reverse step direction. Rex modified the design to i
2002-03-17 by DarkStr717@aol.com
ok... i seem to be back in the good graces of AOL so if anyone wants to respond to me here, it seems to be working. These panels will remain for sale until sold no matter how long it takes. Hmmmm, that could take awhile ...oh well. So don't let these babie gather to much dust!!!
2002-03-16 by ringmod45
--- In SergeModular@y..., "Les Mizzell" wrote: > Afternoon, > > Could someone answer a few (stupid) questions, or just correct my > assumptions, about the TKB that just aren't apparent from reading the stuff > on EGRES? write or email STS to get a catalogue or buy the Rich Gold b
2002-03-15 by Diaz, Jesus, M.D.
-----Original Message----- From: Les Mizzell [mailto: lesmizz@... ] Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 1:10 PM To: SergeModular@yahoogroups. com Subject: [SergeModular] TKB Questions Afternoon, Could someone answer a few (stupid) questions, or just correct my assumptions, about the TKB
2002-03-15 by John Papiewski
Two 32-step sequences?? I don't think so, not without a CMX and a divide-by-2 using NCOM or PDIV. Am I missing something? There's a switch labeled "KEYBOARD" for turning the keyboard connection to the sequencer off. When it's off the touchkeys still control KP (key pulse) and KV
2002-03-15 by Les Mizzell
Afternoon, Could someone answer a few (stupid) questions, or just correct my assumptions, about the TKB that just aren't apparent from reading the stuff on EGRES? OK, I think you can get: A. four 16-step sequences going at once B. two 32-step sequences going at once C. one 64 ste
2002-03-15 by C. Whitten
There is SO much Serge stuff for sale at the moment. Has anyone been watching Ebay? I may be wrong but not much of it has found a new owner either. My two panels are still up for grabs: NTO, PCO, RING, PRC, QTKB, ADSR, VCFQx, DCSM, circa mid 1998. TKB, about ten years old. I thin
2002-03-14 by darkstr717
I have 4 panels that i'm putting up for sale: they are left to right Panel #1 Quo/Wad/Blog/Dtg w/bi-polar outs/vcfqx/vcfq/sprc/acpr new $2745.00 sell $2250.00 Panel #2 Qvm/Dtg/Dtg.. both with "signal in"/dsg/Frs/cm/com/prnv/ new $3400.00 sell $2600.00 Panel #3 Nto/Pco/Ncom/Pdiv/T
2002-03-10 by denshiblocks
not that synthfool needs a vouch from me, but i just want to say that kevin lightner is a great guy. i sold him some moog modules awhile back and he showed me a panel from one of tangerine dreams modulars, and introduced me to the buchla source of uncertainty. very neat! and chec
2002-03-09 by C. Whitten
Sorry I'm not really adding anything constructive to this debate. Just a point about whether STS ever seriously offered this module. > I've never seen one in person, but it was in the STS catalog about six > years ago. I've got a 'Summer 1996' catalogue and price list which makes
2002-03-08 by media.nai@rcn.com
Did Serge ever sell a "harmonic divider"?? My understanding is that the Serge harmonic divider is clocked by a pulse output from a VCO and outputs a sine for each harmonic (odd and even) based on the fundamental of the input, to be used with a number of EG's and VCA's for additiv
2002-03-08 by m. blake wilson
dear serge users: this is the final call for submissions for the Serge Musician's Tapes 2002 project. read more about this project in the original postings here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/message/863 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SergeModular/message/873 i have e
2002-03-08 by Les Mizzell
> is the economy really tanking that bad, or...gulp...is the modular trend dissipating? Nope, folks are just starting to get their returns back from H&R Block and are shocked find out how much they owe in taxes! Les Mizzell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Some days you're the dog
2002-03-08 by m. blake wilson
greetings fellow sergians: kevin lightner has 4 nice looking "single purpose" panels up on ebay (one has the GE pitch/envelope follower; i'd like to have one of those!): http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=ebay@... buy it now prices are certainly reas
2002-03-06 by media.nai@rcn.com
Did Serge ever sell a "harmonic divider"?? My understanding is that the Serge harmonic divider is clocked by a pulse output from a VCO and outputs a sine for each harmonic (odd and even) based on the fundamental of the input, to be used with a number of EG's and VCA's for additiv
2002-03-02 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
> >--- In SergeModular@y..., "cg_synth" wrote: >> >> EXOR gates can be used as ring modulators for square/rectangular >> waves. The effect is the same as if you fed two identical level >> square/rectangular waves to a regular ring mod. Once the levels or >> shape of the incoming
2002-03-01 by sonicsynthi
--- In SergeModular@y..., "cg_synth" wrote: > > EXOR gates can be used as ring modulators for square/rectangular > waves. The effect is the same as if you fed two identical level > square/rectangular waves to a regular ring mod. Once the levels or > shape of the incoming signals
2002-02-28 by mm123 ah
Hi list, In case anyone is interested, I listed some Serge gear for trade a little while ago but didnt get any offers which interested me so I have decided to sell all pieces separately on eBay as a few people asked if I would consider splitting it up. I located the power cable a
2002-02-28 by cg_synth
--- In SergeModular@y..., "sonicsynthi" wrote: > By the way . Does anyone have any experience of using the Serge > boolean module as a ring mopdulator . I understand that an XOR gate > could be used in this way ? EXOR gates can be used as ring modulators for square/rectangular wa
2002-02-28 by sonicsynthi
After picking up one of these cheap last year in S.F. for $350 , I took a risk on one of these after reading some fascinating stuff by Dan Slater who uses one with his Buchla system (which also uses banana jacks , keeping cross patching simple). Initially the vaguely familiar loo
2002-02-27 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Any one have any idea how many Serge synths were made with 1/8 jacks? And don't say none, because I know at least one was made in 1973. Ken _______________________________________________________________________ Ken Stone sasami@... Modular Synth PCBs for sale http://www.blaze.ne
2002-02-25 by cuari7
--- In SergeModular@y..., "hizumi.rm" wrote: > http://www.doepfer.com/a100tkb.htm > still in the prototype phase. Its interesting to note that while its > called the A-100 Touch Sensor Keyboard/sequencer, note the > name on the link. It has great features, including individual CV
2002-02-25 by cg_synth
I'm trying to confirm the voltages used in the vintage (student built) serge synths. From what I can make out from barely readable schematics is they require +/- 12 volts and +6 volts (and ground/0 volts). This unit has a plug with black, red, blue and white wires. Alas its suppl
2002-02-25 by hizumi.rm
http://www.doepfer.com/a100tkb.htm still in the prototype phase. Its interesting to note that while its called the A-100 Touch Sensor Keyboard/sequencer, note the name on the link. I also see a divide by N module already out. Their Morph Controller seems quite Buchla inspired. So
2002-02-21 by circlesround
I was trying to access it via: www.wwa.com/~johnp/egres.html ...woops. Thanks for the updated address. --- In SergeModular@y..., "Les Mizzell" wrote: > http://www.scampers.com/EGRES/ > > Looks up to me..... > > Les Mizzell
2002-02-21 by Les Mizzell
http://www.scampers.com/EGRES/ Looks up to me..... Les Mizzell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Some days you're the dog; some days you're the hydrant. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > -----Original Message----- > From: circlesround [mailto: birdfrozentoabranch@... ] > Sent: Wedn
2002-02-21 by circlesround
I just tried aceessing the Egres page to no avail...
2002-02-19 by C. Whitten
1 x Panel and TKB for sale. The panel consists of: 1 x NTO, 1 x PCO, 1 x Ring Mod, 1 x PRC, 1 x QTKB, 1 x ADSR, 1 x VCFQ(X) and 1 x DCSM. I've had it from new (mid 1998) in a smoke free home studio. The TKB was bought from a guy in LA. It's probably between 5 and 10 years old alt
2002-02-17 by alt-mode
Sorry to be late in responding on this thread... I've played with all three delays although I haven't had too much time on the Blacet. Depending on what you are doing, they all have their unique places. I think the MF-104 is the most forgiving in that you can really work the knob
2002-02-15 by RFahl
I'm quite happy with my Time Machine. I can't compare it to other modular delay lines, but I'm really pleased with it. I've gotten some rich, interesting sounds out of it modulating it with sequenced VCOs. I know that you can use the Serge WAD for delaying CVs, haven't tried it w
2002-02-15 by John Loffink
The Blacet Time Machine also uses a compander. There are simply limits to what you can accomplish with BBDs. John Loffink jloffink@... > -----Original Message----- > From: Les Mizzell [mailto: lesmizz@... ] > Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 6:52 PM > To: SergeModular@yahoogroup
2002-02-14 by Les Mizzell
The new Modcan should be about as quiet as an analog delay can get, as it will use a compander noise reduction circuit. I didn't like the Blacet or Moog myself as neither had a short enough minimum delay value. When I get mine I'll post a review for all to see.... Les Mizzell - -