Dave,
Looks great, I'd order one. A couple of minor suggestions:
--Swap FM and Sub (select switch) controls (so their proximity
matches their related function, as w/ the coures/fine controls)
--Likewise, swap the FM and Synch In inputs...
Might this make it in time for the next run of stoogepanels?
bbob
Looks great, I'd order one. A couple of minor suggestions:
--Swap FM and Sub (select switch) controls (so their proximity
matches their related function, as w/ the coures/fine controls)
--Likewise, swap the FM and Synch In inputs...
Might this make it in time for the next run of stoogepanels?
bbob
--- In cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com, "djbrow54" <davebr@e...> wrote:
> I really liked Richard's design for the CGS Bi-N-Tic
> filter with the sub outputs. I also like all the tic
> marks and this makes for a fairly expensive panel. We've
> collaborated and come up with a common design that we will
> submit as a Stooge panel for Larry's next panel run. This
> will make the cost very reasonable.
>
> I've uploaded a .jpg of it to the files section:
> "Brewster-Brown_Bi-N-Tic.jpg"
>
> Dave