It came OK to my address, so maybe your client?
Daniel Forro
On 23 Aug, 2013, at 4:18 PM, Gordon JC Pearce wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 22, 2013 at 03:53:02PM -0700, bperkins211@... wrote:
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>> Wow, Lotsa activity on the board today..<br><br>AFAIK, power
>> supplies are rated for safety vs. actual output.<br>If it's too
>> small and it isnt fuse protected, it will try to meet the needs..
>> if it exceeds its rating far too much, it simply burns up/catches
>> fire until it burns itself open and no longer supplies
>> power.<br>IE, it is rated at it's maximum output that is
>> thermally "safe".<br><br><br>My solution to the weak
>> oscillators is to inject a different synth's signal into the
>> filter and synch the filter trigger with the controller
>> keyboard.<br>I would focus more on mixing signals into the Poly vs.
>> trying to build a new oscillator bank for it.<br>Seems like the
>> more simple and direct route.<br><br>I've said it before, but
>> I'd rather see an extra filter modded in somehow and split
>> signals.� I think that would be interesting if you could say,
>> filter the noise separate from the DCO's..<br><br><br>As far as
>> deserted islands go.. give me a tiny under rated power supply that
>> I can use to start a fire.. (after I find a 120v
>> outlet...)<br><br>Then give me like an Oberheim OB-8 synth.�
>> Not to play.. but to gut it and make a boat out of it to get off
>> the freaking island!<br><br><br>-Blaine
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Re: [korgpolyex] Paraphonic powersupplies on deserted islands..
2013-08-23 by Daniel Forró