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Hi Chris!

It'll definitely be a double-width as there are normally (22) jacks on a ZO
and I'm in the process at the moment of determining which of these need
to be duplicated in ~both~ banana and miniphone types of jacks on it?

So far I'm using the stock Blacet format ZO boards for inspiration, but
anything is possible, (turning the boards sideways?) 
Another consideration is the shallow depth of the boats (enclosures) for
the Buchlas as the older ones are quite shallow.  I think the newer boats
are slightly deeper?  Also looking at all of the knobs that might work and
sourcing the others.  Quite a challenge, but fun!

I did a rough sketch layout for a Triple Sawtooth Animator in a single
Buchla format panel and it was a good warm-up before attempting to
nail the Buchla design ethic.   

(I just uploaded two versions of these with different knobs to the
"Photos"section of this user's group in the Album labeled
"Module Ideas").  We'll make a handful of these modules in Buchla
 format too, (note the six blue LFO outputs as opposed the the usual three).

http://www.cyndustries.com/modules_sawtooth.cfm

The Zeroscillator layout is the next Buchla-esque project in the pipeline,
I didn't really plan to do this, but there have been some requests.

Best Wishes!


Cynthia



Chris Muir wrote:
>
>
> I'm definitely interested. Could you squeeze it into a normal Buchla 
> panel width, or would it have to be a double wide module?
>
> -C
>
> At 10:57 AM -0800 11/21/07, Cynthia Webster wrote:
> >Oh Yes, I would also take great delight in
> >making some Buchla format Zeroscillators too,
> >(as if there aren't enough jacks on the front panels
> >already, they would require duplication of some
> >of the jacks in both miniphone and banana so
> >they'd be pretty intense!)
> >
> >Cyn
> >
> >Let's get a run of Buchla flavored Zeroscillator
> >going, any takers?
>
> -- 
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