Elektron Musical Instruments

Well... the battery packs I made for my Korg Electribe EM-1 were 9VAC... would 6 be harder?  Just a lower draw right?  I'm mostly worried about a funky/hard to find adapter plug... 

thanks,

-0behn desu0-
be4n_anikean@...



  Would be quite tricky as it's 6VAC, not DC, thus you wont have much luck
  with normal batteries. A shame really..


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mmmmm...... mellow orange.... yah.... i dunno yet.  it doesn't get here till thursday or so.  maybe it's all good.  me = verrrrrrry impatient with lack of matter-transfer-real-object-fax-machines.  yah.

thanks,

-0behn desu0-
be4n_anikean@...

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mark Rivera 
  To: elektron-users@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 9:51 PM
  Subject: [elektron] Re: Questions about in-shipment MD


  You could probably hand-change the LEDs. I know character LCDs are 
  pretty standardized in terms of available sizes. If you could find a 
  graphical LCD the same size, with a compatible controller, I don't see 
  that you couldn't do it. But you take all the risk of breaking a brand 
  new MD of course. :>

  Imho, their color scheme is pretty hip, blue/green or not. That orange 
  LCD is so mellow.

  Mark



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"  Yeah you can, but it requires a whole heap of extra circuitry. Have a look at this page for what I mean. < http://www.discovercircuits.com/C/co-dctoac.htm >

You'd probably be looking at something like this one < http://www.discovercircuits.com/Andy/DctoACconverter.pdf > which as you can see requires a bit more than a few batteries running out to a jack :-) "

....yeahhhhhhhhh...... that's..... WAY past my engineering skills.

thanks!

-0behn desu0-
be4n_anikean@...


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