MOTM

Hey Rafael,

If you are into DIY modifications, you will find a lot of company here 
who will be glad to answer questions.

Check out these links:

http://www.tellun.com/motm/mods/mods.html
http://www.tellun.com/motm/diy/db120/DB-120.html

Looks like the DB-120 board is sold out again.  Hey Scott!  Will there 
be more?  It's a really nice board.  I replaced my original prototype 
with one.

The OMS-410 by Oakley is discontinued.  :(  Too bad.  I modified mine to 
work in a mode as a stand-alone dual-VCA.
http://www.oakleysound.com/oms-410.htm

If you just build standard MOTM modules, you will still be very happy.  
I think they're the best module kits available.

-Richard Brewster

charlesosthelder wrote:

>Hi Rafael!
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>Be sure to check the archives for cool mods for the '120 by Richard 
>Brewster.  Scott Tellun has the circuits on his site as well.  
>This'll makes the '120 a great timing module as well as a digital 
>balanced modulator and subharmonic generator.  That's a lot of 
>function, brother!
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>The '410 is an excellent filter.  Tony Allgood of Oakley Sound 
>Systems make a companion module for the '410 that really adds to 
>your whole system.  The Oakley module allows you to access 
>the '410's LFO's to modulate other modules and provides attenuable 
>inputs for each of the three bandpass filters for crazy(er)sweeping 
>patterns.
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>Above all, welcome to MOTM!  These modules are easily the best 
>thought out and highest quality available.  Paul Schreiber is a 
>great person to do business with as well as being extremely helpful 
>and personable.  Add to that the Stooges Larry and Dave (Moe), and 
>the rather intelligent and talented people who post here, and you'll 
>find this to be one of your favorite hangouts!
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>Chub - just another doofus with a synth habit...
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