Dotcomformat

Should work fine. I've got three Modcan B modules powered by my 
DotCom power supply and plan to add more in the future… the 
connectors are different though. You might be able to get Bruce over 
at Modcan to provide cables that can plug into the DotCom harness, or 
you can do like I did and just make small adaptor cables yourself. 

--- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "phineousbonemachine" 
<berticus_sledge@...> wrote:
>
> I have a 22space portable DotCom cab.
> 
> I want to fill one/bolth rows with Modcan B modules.
> 
> here are the spec differences.
> 
> DotCom.
> 
> Pitch Control Voltages: 1 volt per octave 
> Waveform Voltages: 10V peak-peak
> Signal Input Impedance: 100K
> Signal Output Impedance: 1K
> Envelope Voltages: 0-5V
> DC Power: +15V, -15V, +5V
> AC Power: 110VAC, 220VAC
> 
> Modcan B.
> 
> Pitch Control Voltages: 1 volt per octave 
> Waveform Voltages: 0- 5V and +/- 2.5V peak-peak
> Signal Input Impedance: typically 50-100K
> Signal Output Impedance: typically 1K
> Envelope Voltages: 0-5V
> DC Power: +15V, -15V
> AC Power: 115VAC, 220-240VAC
> 
> As you can see they are almost exactally the same.
> 
> can I use a QPS1 Power Supply and a 20 space harness? (since I have 
> one) 
> 
> and if so is there a place to purchase the connectors? 
> 
> I like the Modcan cabs and all, but I really would rather spend 
that 
> cash on modules since I have an empty cab.
>  
> anyone out there have bolth DotComs and Modcan B's?
> 
> I bet they would play nicely together.
> 
> I love me DotCom modules......but I like some of the more esoteric 
> modules from Modcan. 
> 
> The goal is to have a 3 sound/track system. One sound sequenced, 
one 
> sound set up as an arppeg, and a lead sound. (hehe I only have two 
> hands heh){and well two feet too LOL}.
> 
> I really like the DotCom walnut cabs. The modcan B's fit in hieght 
> and the width is a little different, nothing a shaved blank 
wouldn't 
> fix.
> 
> So please if anyone out there has the answer then plz let me know.
> 
> l8r
> 
> P
>