Analogue-sequencer

hello,
as the kits for p3 sequentix are no more available, are the pcb layout available ?
so i can do them by myself !
thanks in advance,
j.b.

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "joseph" <basquin@...> wrote:
>
> hello,
> as the kits for p3 sequentix are no more available, are the pcb layout available ?
> so i can do them by myself !
> thanks in advance,
> j.b.

I second that! If Colin doesn't intend to make them any longer then putting the schem and 
PCB online would be amazingly cool. I don't have a P3, and guessed I missed out. I was 
hoping that I'd have the money for the PCB set eventually but no such luck. Ironically, I have 
most of the parts I'd need already. This is my first month of getting AVR projects to work, 
starting with Paul Maddox's MIDI2SDS and now an Arduino board for sensor fun. Anyway, I'd 
really, really love to work my way up to building a P3 from scratch. 
Thanks for your efforts!
CJ

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "acousmatique" <acousmatique@...> wrote:
> I was hoping that I'd have the money for the PCB set eventually but no such luck. Ironically, 
> I have most of the parts I'd need already.

I just remembered after I sent this. For some time a year ago I did have the money together 
(just barely), and tried to order the PCB kit from Analogue Haven. It's weird that they have a 
reputation for being helpful, because my experience with them was like throwing a note in a 
bottle from a desert island. I emailed them about ten times, gradually sending my letters to 
more and more of their sales people over a couple of months and never got any reply. So I 
decided to try them by phone, calling quite a few times at different hours and days of the 
week. And no, I never got anyone that way either! Their line was engaged all but maybe twice 
when it just rang. I left a couple of voicemails after their hours. No phone or email back from 
any of them, ever, which I thought was quite unprofessional.

I hope other people's experiences with Analogue Haven were better than mine. 
Rant over!

CJ

I contacted them once about ordering some PCB board to build a P3. Luckily I was able to grab one of the last ones from Colin because Analogue Haven wasnt really all about selling PCB's at the time...

-JC

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: acousmatique 
  To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 9:51 AM
  Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Re: pcb - Analogue Haven


  --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "acousmatique" <acousmatique@...> wrote:
  > I was hoping that I'd have the money for the PCB set eventually but no such luck. Ironically, 
  > I have most of the parts I'd need already.

  I just remembered after I sent this. For some time a year ago I did have the money together 
  (just barely), and tried to order the PCB kit from Analogue Haven. It's weird that they have a 
  reputation for being helpful, because my experience with them was like throwing a note in a 
  bottle from a desert island. I emailed them about ten times, gradually sending my letters to 
  more and more of their sales people over a couple of months and never got any reply. So I 
  decided to try them by phone, calling quite a few times at different hours and days of the 
  week. And no, I never got anyone that way either! Their line was engaged all but maybe twice 
  when it just rang. I left a couple of voicemails after their hours. No phone or email back from 
  any of them, ever, which I thought was quite unprofessional.

  I hope other people's experiences with Analogue Haven were better than mine. 
  Rant over!

  CJ



   

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