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Re: [analogue-sequencer] P3 Kits Shipping Now !

2003-08-09 by Mark Pulver

colinfraser_com (06:32 am 8/9/2003) wrote: >The second and final batch of first run orders will ship out on >Monday, assuming they let me into the Post Office again ;-) > >Thanks for your patience. _NO PROBLEM_ Colin! Thank YOU for all of your work! WAHOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

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Photos

2003-08-09 by colinfraser_com

Folks, I've created a photo album on the Yahoo page, and added a few photos. Feel free to add your own once you've put it together. No prizes for being first though ! Cheers, Colin f

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P3 Kits Shipping Now !

2003-08-09 by colinfraser_com

Folks, The first batch of PCB/CPU kits went out this afternoon. These are mostly headed for UK buyers. I've sent individual emails to those of you who's boards have shipped - apologies to those not yet on their way, but it's been a lot more work getting the CPUs flashed & tested,

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] New member: says "Hello! "

2003-08-08 by Colin f

Hi Ilja, > - All these posts about different casings, what is the size of the > PCB with the 16 knobs on it, so what is the minimum size for a casing? The pots are spaced on 0.75 inch centres, so the total width is 12 inches, or 305mm. There are other constraints on the layout of

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Re: New member: says "Hello! "

2003-08-08 by tekno_freax

Ok! Thanks for the quick response, I'll keep an eye on this message board, when there are new PCBs + CHIP you can count me in! (and I would LOVE a set of those square push buttons as well, only if you have them of course.) Greetings, Ilja > Hi Ilja, > > > - All these posts about

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New member: says "Hello! "

2003-08-08 by tekno_freax

Hello everybody, my name is Ilja Thomassen, I live in The Netherlands and I recently joined this group when I came across Colin's website (through a dutch synth magazine, article on modding analog synths...) I'm VERRY interested in this project, and when (if?) the next batch of P

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Case and buttons

2003-08-07 by Colin f

> dont you mean 27? > If you want to use the same switch type for all switchs? D'oh! Yes, it would be 27 if you want to use them for all the switches, although I much prefer the Multimec parts for the knob and key function switches, to the extent that it didn't occur to me you co

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Case and buttons

2003-08-07 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

Colin, > I wasn't sure how many people would choose those switches. I > certainly prefer them, but they do need square holes... > If anyone wants to buy a set of 25, dont you mean 27? If you want to use the same switch type for all switchs? Paul

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Case and buttons

2003-08-07 by Colin f

> All the parts, other than the CPU which I supply, are available from > multiple manufacturers. Just remembered - the Dallas 1210 battery-backed RAM controller is a single-source part too. I'm sure that's it, but the heat is getting to my brain... Colin f

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Re: Case and buttons

2003-08-07 by colinfraser_com

> I'm generally not seeing specific manufacturers' part numbers in the BoM, All the parts, other than the CPU which I supply, are available from multiple manufacturers. The pots I use are made by Alpha, but lots of people make pots of the same size that will do - with various kno

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Case and buttons

2003-08-07 by Frank Vanaman

Hi all-- >I'm looking into having cases made by a local sheetmetal work company that >my girlfriend deals with. They do CNC laser cutting, and seem to be very >reasonably priced, for stainless kick plates anyway... >This is more with a view to making ready-built units, but I'll b

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Re: Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Mark Pulver

digitana2002 (10:18 am 8/6/2003) wrote: >As regards the cost of the service..for engraving + drilling all >holes and cutting out the LCD window I charge £25.00. The engraving >is fairly straightforward ..but drilling all those holes is rather >time consuming I'm afraid. Still, th

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

hi, > called them today and they charge GBP47.59 for this case inc > carriage and VAT. *BUT* they're not really set up to supply to > individuals, you have to have an account with them. odd, I just checked, I paid 69quid for two cases and shipping.. > However, I spoke to the MD,

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Colin f

> I called them today and they charge GBP47.59 for this case inc > carriage and VAT. *BUT* they're not really set up to supply to > individuals, you have to have an account with them. If anyone would prefer a black case, albeit with a white metal base instead of wooden ends, the

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Re: Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by digitana2002

Hi Guys..I decided to join the list ..since there is some interest in me engraving the cool walnut-ended Hammond cases for people. First thing ..after eading some of the emails about prices for these ..£47 for one case seems rather high. If my memory serves me correct..I bought 2

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Andy Wilson

> > the webpage for it is ;- http://www.hammondmfg.com/dwg16.htm > > Hammond partnumber is ;- 1456PH1WHCWW > > The supplier I got mine from is ;- > > Cholcroft Ltd. > Ashley Lodge > 90 Golf Links Rd. > Ferndown, Dorset BH22 8BZ > UNITED KINGDOM > > Tel: 01202 874455 > Fax: 01202

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-06 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

mark, > *YES!!* I can think of one person that would jump on this in a minute! > lesse... who would that be??? ummm... ME! hehe.. > It looks awesome Paul! thanks.. Paul

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-06 by Mark Pulver

Colin f (06:54 am 8/5/2003) wrote: >> I got my case this morning (drilled/engraved by Steve Thomas) and it looks >> superb!! Can't wait to get this thing running! > >Cool. I hope all the holes are in the right places... >Any hints on how much Steve charged ? Might be a nice line

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

Colin, > The fourth option is now 'X', or 'XD' if you prefer 2 chars, for > transpose defeat. I've e-mailed Steve thomas, and he'll make the changes for future panels. Paul

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Colin f

> > One thing to point out, the SKIP and TIE markings on the lower mode button > are the wrong way round, I'll get used to it, but its worth getting steve > to change it before he makes any more.. > It should be > > GT > TI > SK The fourth option is now 'X', or 'XD' if you prefer

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

Andy, > Very nice case. Have you got details of the part number and > supplier?. the webpage for it is ;- http://www.hammondmfg.com/dwg16.htm Hammond partnumber is ;- 1456PH1WHCWW The supplier I got mine from is ;- Cholcroft Ltd. Ashley Lodge 90 Golf Links Rd. Ferndown, Dorset BH

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Hammond Case

2003-08-06 by Andy Wilson

Hi Paul, Very nice case. Have you got details of the part number and supplier?. Also, would Steve be interested in doing more of these? I want one :->) I've just got the remainder of the parts today to stuff the boards when they arrive... All the best Andy --- Andy Wilson http://

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PCB & construction pages update

2003-08-05 by colinfraser_com

A bit more detail, now that I have the keypad board to photograph... http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/p3-build.htm Kits will ship this week ! Cheers, Colin f

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P3 case

2003-08-05 by Paul Maddox

Dear all, I just got my case from Steve Thomas and it looks superb... If you want to see a picture (nothing in it yet) you can see this link.. http://www.modulus.synth.net/p3.jpg The case is made by hammond manufacturing, the lettering is all red, and the case is a sort of beige,

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-05 by Colin f

> I got my case this morning (drilled/engraved by Steve Thomas) and it looks > superb!! Can't wait to get this thing running! Cool. I hope all the holes are in the right places... Any hints on how much Steve charged ? Might be a nice line for him. I'll post up my latest Schaeffer

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-05 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

Colin, > I've received a package this morning with the missing PCBs ! > I haven't checked the package myself yet, since I'm at work, so I'm > not counting my chickens, but it looks like the waiting might be over. GREAT! I got my case this morning (drilled/engraved by Steve Thomas

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PCB Update

2003-08-05 by colinfraser_com

Folks, I've received a package this morning with the missing PCBs ! I haven't checked the package myself yet, since I'm at work, so I'm not counting my chickens, but it looks like the waiting might be over. I'll confirm they're OK tonight, and should get them shipped out by the w

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Re: Webpage update

2003-08-04 by ch.³l

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Colin f" wrote: ... The rack ears option had occured to me, but personally I'm just making a rack mounting unit that can sit on the desktop. Paul Maddox is having an alternate layout machined into a Hammond desktop case, which looks lik

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-04 by Paul.Maddox@synth.Net

Rob, > I am currently trying out PCB Pool for 2 prototype boards(DS, > Soldermask, Silkscreen), but they are expensive at around £40 a board. given that the boards are a 'one-off' thats pretty good. You won't find anyone else offering that kind of price, they'll charge a tooling

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-04 by Colin f

> Olimex are on holiday throughout August (see their web site for the > announcement), and couldn't take my PC order at the end of July. The last > PCB Olimex made for me took around 4 weeks+, much slower than normal. So I > am guessing its another 4 weeks before your boards arri

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-08-04 by Emulator Archive

Hi Olimex are on holiday throughout August (see their web site for the announcement), and couldn't take my PC order at the end of July. The last PCB Olimex made for me took around 4 weeks+, much slower than normal. So I am guessing its another 4 weeks before your boards arrive, u

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PCB Update

2003-08-04 by colinfraser_com

Folks, Still no sign of the missing PCBs. I've emailed Olimex again to find out when they shipped them. Apologies again for the delay - I'll get them out as soon as I have them, but unfortunately not before. If anyone knows of a reliable, inexpensive European supplier of printed

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Webpage update

2003-07-28 by Colin f

> i know the rack version face is what your leaning towards. > have you thought > of removable ears so the rack could be a desk top or a > rack?throw some > rubber feat on the back and its ready/ i geuss conect points > would have to > be on top that way so maybe not? but somethi

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Webpage update

2003-07-28 by gabriel H

>From: "colinfraser_com" >Reply-To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com >To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com >Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Webpage update >Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 19:21:52 -0000 hi collin.. and all others.. thanks again for all the work you all have put into thi

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Webpage update

2003-07-26 by colinfraser_com

Folks, I've started on the construction notes for the P3 kits. These can be found here: http://www.colinfraser.com/p3/construction/p3-build.htm This is still under construction, but will give you an idea of the level I'm pitching at. If you think it needs more/less detail, let me

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] Re: 5 out of 7 aint good

2003-07-26 by Colin f

> any news on the PCBs? > > Paul (with all the parts except one, the 18Mhz xtal!) Not heard from Olimex again, but they didn't tell me last time they had shipped some of them. They promised to make and ship them asap, so if they aren't here by Wednesday, I'll send them a stroppy

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Re: 5 out of 7 aint good

2003-07-21 by colinfraser_com

Folks, I've had an email from Olimex to say they can see that the 2 boards were missing from my shipment, but they can't find them, and reckon they probably got mixed up with another customers order. So they are running off new boards for me today, and will ship them by mid-week.

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RE: [analogue-sequencer] 5 out of 7 aint good

2003-07-19 by Colin f

> hehe I had this problem with the Monowave boards, turns out > they didnt see > the extra set of gerbers.. They managed to make the test boards from the same gerber file OK... And the set of boards are all laid out within a quad eurocard size board, whch they are then de-panelis

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] 5 out of 7 aint good

2003-07-18 by Paul Maddox

Colin, > Well, I got home to the parcel of PCBs, only to find that only 5 out > of the 7 different boards there *should* be, are actually there. bummer.. > I'm hoping that for some reason the other sets have been shipped > seperately. If not, I expect it will take another couple

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5 out of 7 aint good

2003-07-18 by colinfraser_com

Folks, Well, I got home to the parcel of PCBs, only to find that only 5 out of the 7 different boards there *should* be, are actually there. I'm hoping that for some reason the other sets have been shipped seperately. If not, I expect it will take another couple of weeks before I

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-07-18 by Colin f

> Ok, Time to go shopping at rapid, first thing monday AM. > Colin, any changes to the BOM since 9th of this month? I don't think so, but I'll be ticking off the parts as I use them to populate a set of boards for the construction manual, so I'll confirm before Monday that it's a

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] PCB Update

2003-07-18 by Paul Maddox

Colin, > The first run of PCBs have arrived ! YEHAA! > Barring any disasterous unexpected screw-ups by the makers (I've not > checked them yet), they should start shipping to yourselves next > week. I have a fun weekend ahead of me flashing CPUs, and writing > addresses on Jiffy

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PCB Update

2003-07-18 by colinfraser_com

Message to all PCB/CPU kit buyers: The first run of PCBs have arrived ! Barring any disasterous unexpected screw-ups by the makers (I've not checked them yet), they should start shipping to yourselves next week. I have a fun weekend ahead of me flashing CPUs, and writing addresse

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Re: Greetings

2003-07-16 by colinfraser_com

> Good evening good people... I just tuned into your > sequencer group and what a fun, frivolous and friendly > place it is! Hi Phil, Good to have you along. > anyway, this P3 looks like it's right up my street and i'm > waiting patiently for the next run of boards :) Since a few

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Greetings

2003-07-15 by Phil Smillie

Good evening good people... I just tuned into your sequencer group and what a fun, frivolous and friendly place it is! I'm a long time lurker on the Waldorf forum and never felt the need to join in (although the Xt OS debacle has tempted me! 'nuff said!), anyway, this P3 looks li

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PCBs

2003-07-15 by colinfraser_com

Folks, No word from Olimex on the PCBs yet, so I'll drop them an email tonight. My CC was charged for them on 30th June, which I hope was the shipping date. Airmail is supposed to be 7 - 12 days, so they should be here by now if that was the case, although they say it can take lo

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Reading Minds

2003-07-15 by Paul Nagle

On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 22:59:36 +0100, "Colin f" wrote: >If we did read your mind, we might find ourselves downloading >P3_Stoned11.mp3 and P3_Stoned12.mp3 too... ;-) I wasn't sure if I was overdoing it or not. Sometimes my enthusiasm becomes infectious; other times it becomes too m

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Reading Minds

2003-07-14 by Colin f

> On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 14:32:28 EDT, cikira@redmoon-music.com wrote: > > >And they want you to read minds, too! :-[ > > You don't want to read my mind... ;-) Paul, If we did read your mind, we might find ourselves downloading P3_Stoned11.mp3 and P3_Stoned12.mp3 too... ;-) Colin f

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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Digest Number 40

2003-07-14 by Paul Maddox

Amanda, > And they want you to read minds, too! :-[ > Look at that, they let people on here who can't manage subject lines.. hehe, you mean you're not telepathically endowed? thats great shame :-) Paul not a hippy, not anything, just myself, or as someone wrote 'curly-haired UK b

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