Dotcomformat

I can't believe you're going to destroy a collectible VL-Tone! ;-P

For power, use a 9V voltage regulator that's powered by the dotcom's +15V power rail.

For amplification, make a simple op amp-based preamp. Check out Ken Stone's Stomp Box adapter:
http://www.cgs.synth.net/modules/cgs60_sba.html

Hope this helps.

John


-----Original Message-----
>From: michael_david_stein <michael_david_stein@yahoo.com>
>Sent: Mar 14, 2008 5:46 PM
>To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [dotcomformat] Advice needed for a DYI project
>
>Hey guys,
>I want to build my Casio VL-TONE into the VL-TONE generator for 
>my .com. I will be using it like an oscillator. If you cut off the 
>speaker the rest of the unit fits vertically perfect and almost two 
>spaces wide perfect into a .com cabinet. With the left over room I 
>will add a midi interface, clock sync(for casio sequencer), and of 
>course the audio output. My questions are; how can I get the vl-tones 
>output up to .com levels so I dont have to tie up my Instr.Interface.? 
>And how can I convert  a .com power cable down to meet the casios 
>probably 9v to get it to run off the .com power supply? If anyone 
>likes my idea and wants to borrow it, feel free but I would love to 
>have your notes when your done doing so. Help greatly appreciated. 
>Thanks,
>-michael-