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If anyone just happens to know where to find this extinct and exotic
IC for less than $50 bucks with a minimum order of 10 units... 

Please Help Me.

Many Thanks in Advance.

I have a feeling that I may have to hack a PC power supply into the
system to coax it into making those Crumar-ian sounds I long for.

Morning,

since the LM 326 is somewhat of a fixed Voltage regulator, why not using 
a 78XX-Part instead of them?

Greetings
Stef

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Thanks Stef, 

I found 2 suppliers wdgreenhill.com and fibra-brandt.com that both
sold the LM326N IC, Just in case anyone else ever finds there DS-1
without any positive or negative 12 volt power.

I think wdgreenhill.com has the better deal basically about $29.73
total including shipping.

I know it's a lot to pay for a power supply IC that can actually be
replaced with more standard parts that nobody would ever see, but then
it also requires less custom work and actually lets the DS-1 remain in
a more stock condition. (not that it was in anything remotely close to
minty condition when I got it.) 

Thank for your help,
Cameron

Out of curiosity, what serial # is your DS-1?  Mine is 101, and so far
that is the highest I've been able to verify.


--- In crumar@yahoogroups.com, "insektgod" <res00d68@...> wrote:

>
> Thanks Stef, 
> 
> I found 2 suppliers wdgreenhill.com and fibra-brandt.com that both
> sold the LM326N IC, Just in case anyone else ever finds there DS-1
> without any positive or negative 12 volt power.
> 
> I think wdgreenhill.com has the better deal basically about $29.73
> total including shipping.
> 
> I know it's a lot to pay for a power supply IC that can actually be
> replaced with more standard parts that nobody would ever see, but then
> it also requires less custom work and actually lets the DS-1 remain in
> a more stock condition. (not that it was in anything remotely close to
> minty condition when I got it.) 
> 
> Thank for your help,
> Cameron
>

Hi ! I own a DS2 and it serial number is "A500"

Do you know how many DS1 and DS2 had been product? I Think no more than 5000. (Sorry for my bad english )

Bye

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