I didn't think you were dissing them, just telling what happened. I like the
Stooges too, but it's good to know what you know, ya know?
I'm not that good at electronics. How would you wire up the pot? I don't
even see where to wire the switches in the schematic, now that I look. The
bank and wave advances need a pulse, right? And are you talking about wiring
a pot up to advance two Wavebanks in tandem? I would definitely prefer a
pot, but can't wrap my brain around how to do it.
A _Triple_ Psycho? You're scaring me! But it would be super easy to do.
Thanks,
thom
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From: J G Wong <adaaxs@...>
Reply-To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] Re: Front Panels
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 01:53:56 -0500
I realise I sounded like I was dissing the stooges. I apologise if it
seems so. I will continue to buy their beautiful work, including their,
pcbs, panels and flat rails. The only place to get them.
I think a switch or a pot (pot preferred) would be better than a push
button on a dual wavetable module for my use a button will get used too
much and I would be largely using a match paired table setting with
detuning on the vcos classic technique stuff.
The dual / triple module configuration is the way to go. I opened you
dual Psycho lfo and it looks good. Lookslike it could make a nice triple.
You can talk to those guys at shaeffer they speak english (email, you
know) and they will give you feedback and can compare panel specs before
fabrication.
gino
Thom Somneevich wrote:
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Stooges too, but it's good to know what you know, ya know?
I'm not that good at electronics. How would you wire up the pot? I don't
even see where to wire the switches in the schematic, now that I look. The
bank and wave advances need a pulse, right? And are you talking about wiring
a pot up to advance two Wavebanks in tandem? I would definitely prefer a
pot, but can't wrap my brain around how to do it.
A _Triple_ Psycho? You're scaring me! But it would be super easy to do.
Thanks,
thom
----Original Message Follows----
From: J G Wong <adaaxs@...>
Reply-To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] Re: Front Panels
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 01:53:56 -0500
I realise I sounded like I was dissing the stooges. I apologise if it
seems so. I will continue to buy their beautiful work, including their,
pcbs, panels and flat rails. The only place to get them.
I think a switch or a pot (pot preferred) would be better than a push
button on a dual wavetable module for my use a button will get used too
much and I would be largely using a match paired table setting with
detuning on the vcos classic technique stuff.
The dual / triple module configuration is the way to go. I opened you
dual Psycho lfo and it looks good. Lookslike it could make a nice triple.
You can talk to those guys at shaeffer they speak english (email, you
know) and they will give you feedback and can compare panel specs before
fabrication.
gino
Thom Somneevich wrote:
>_________________________________________________________________
> Ouch. Well, I'm going to order a couple panels from Schaeffer to see
> if I
> got it right on the design tip. Shipping is ~$22 for <5kg, which isn't
> too
> bad, and I've got to get quite a few, so...
>
> I'm going to get a least a Dual Psycho LFO, Oakley wavefolder, VCO and
>
> triple EG. Buy 5 of any one design and get 10% off their cost. Anyone
> interested? I'll be getting another batch after the holidays, so maybe
> we
> can order together and save some money -- ? (I'm a baker. We're
> talking
> poverty-line here :)
>
> If the dual psycho looks good, I'll try designing a dual 2u CGS
> Wavetable.
> That way we can have one of each rom in one handy-dandy panel :)
> Ken -- what are the dimensions going to be on the display? Will we be
> able
> to fit two on one panel?
> Any preferences on pushbutton styles?
>
> thom
>
> ----Original Message Follows----
> From: J G Wong <adaaxs@...>
> Reply-To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
> To: cgs_synth@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [cgs_synth] Re: Front Panels
> Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 23:42:24 -0500
>
> The last time I ordered stooge panels it took almost four months
> compared to four days from shaeffer. It screwed me up so bad I had to
> shelve my Oakley vcos because I couldn't schedule build time, that is
> not cool. I paid them to drill them and they drilled them off center,
> Well done though. If I could get a domestic panel that delivers or
> not
> when they say and doesn't cost more than a german panel, count me in.
> I
> really want some wavetable panels, I've got 6 rev 1 boards and would
> love to have a couple of matching pairs.
>
> How's that display board coming Ken ?
>
> gino
>
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