For the psycho, look at the diagram of the super-psycho, which has the leds
in it, and copy that, including the transistors.
The remainder of them would require emitter followers at least, though they
are not ideal. Propper op-amp based drivers would be better. I don't have
anything to hand to show what I mean though.
Ken
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in it, and copy that, including the transistors.
The remainder of them would require emitter followers at least, though they
are not ideal. Propper op-amp based drivers would be better. I don't have
anything to hand to show what I mean though.
Ken
>i'm building a semi-modular with several cgs modules in it. i'd like to add_______________________________________________________________________
>led's to make things easier to see what does what.. things like a speed
>indicator for an lfo, or a 'signal present' led on an input. i have the
>master clock devider which is full of led's, but have any of you ever done
>it to the psycho lfo, the dc mixer, logic module or wave multiplier? what
>would be the best 'tap points'?
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>thanks!
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>ruud
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>http://members.ams.chello.nl/rlekx/modular.htm has 2 pictures of the
>machine..
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