>Analog shift register with at least 4 shift outputs. I think an ASR would
> I thought I'd try break the silence. I'd be interested in hearing what
> ideas people have for modules that are not available anywhere else,
> for possible future inspiration.
>
be very useful, not just for driving vco's but for other cv routing. The
only available module that I know of is from Serge, and J. Haible has a
circuit schematic. For me, an available pcb would be great, especially
since I have not yet been successful at implementing JH's schematic.
> Also, would people be interested in pre-assembled, tested PCBs, orI may be interested in pre-assembled & tests pcb's. Because I'm fitting
> completed modules?
>
modules into the MOTM style panels, probably not completed modules. It
would depend on several factors: my perceived difficulty in properly
assembling the pcb (e.g., ordering the correct parts - this aspect of the
process almost always drives me crazy, especially since I have little
confidence in my ability to substitute parts), the current amount
of time I have available to assemble a module, and cost. (Sorry, Ken, this
probably doesn't help you much).
> There is a preconstructed mega psycho in the works, on a 2 unit rackI *probably* would not be interested the latter two above - not because
> panel. Only one or two of these will be available, at a price of
> around US$300. Would there be any interest in these?
>
> I am also comtemplating an "expander" type panel, 7" (4 units) high,
> by 17 inches wide (rack case without mounting ears). It would include
> several of my existing designs, as well as some new things I have in
> the works.
they would not be interesting and worthwhile, but I'm basically 'modular
possessed' and intend to concentrate on diversifying my modular.
Thanks for asking us. It is nice to be able to express our opinions, Jeff