RE: [motm] Update
2004-01-27 by John Loffink
Paul, If I m reading this right, you are hand assembling the nuts and washers on the pots for the kits. Wouldn t it make more sense to pack them separately?
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Re: [motm] Synth Sale
2004-01-27 by J. Larry Hendry
Hey John, Your e-mail is not going through. I am interested in some of your items. Please e-mail me privately at this address or hendrysr@yahoo.com Best,
Re: [motm] Re: Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-27 by Richard Brewster
Thanks for the replies. You all told me what I needed to know. I did not know about the plastic vs metal bushing or the difference in feel. I ve decided to
Re: [motm] Synth Sale
2004-01-26 by Mike Estee
... i ll buy this one. btw, it looks like you ve got the wrong address in your reply field.
Synth Sale
2004-01-26 by les_chupacabra
Hey Guys – I put a bunch of stuff up for sale a couple months ago – here s what s left. Prices have been reduced. Everything is in extremely good
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2004-01-26 by les_chupacabra
Hey Guys – I put a bunch of stuff up for sale a couple months ago – here s what s left. Prices have been reduced. Everything is in extremely good
Re: Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-26 by strohs56k
... I have (or rather I had) a module with these 24x series pots. (I bought this particular module used so it could have been from an early production run.)
Update
2004-01-26 by Paul Schreiber
a) I have finished the *kit* inventory. As you can imagine, the pre-Christmas rush and the rush after I got back has depleted the stock down to the bare walls.
Re: [motm] Horizontal Module Mounting
2004-01-26 by J. Larry Hendry
I ll put this in the same category as the 2U high tall panels I had planned for SKB cases and SKB backs. There is simply not enough interest to make any
Re: [motm] Horizontal Module Mounting
2004-01-26 by J. Larry Hendry
It won t work without cutting the rack rail. The lip that normally resides behind the module at the top and bottom (where Paul reserved 1/2 inch in the
Re: [motm] Horizontal Module Mounting
2004-01-26 by alt-mode
Yes, I pulled a 940 out of the rack to see and you are correct. What is needed is a set of brackets, one for each end and one for the space between the
Horizontal Module Mounting
2004-01-26 by alt-mode
Howdy, Has anyone ever mounted MOTM modules sideways using the standard rack rails? For example, you could take advantage of the 2U available at the bottom of
Re: Roadcase for MOTM
2004-01-26 by tontaub
Paul has some photos on his site: http://www.synthtech.com/pix/portland/rich_rig_1.jpg http://www.synthtech.com/pix/portland/rich_rig_2.jpg HTH, Michael. ...
Pots with solder lugs
2004-01-25 by John Loffink
While we re on the subject of pots, does anyone know a source for conductive plastic or cermet pots with solder lugs rather than PCB leads. I have been
RE: [motm] Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-25 by John Loffink
The 248/249 shafts are metal. Only the threads are plastic. I haven t had a problem with the plastic threads stripping but it is true this is always a risk.
Re: [motm] Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-25 by Paul Schreiber
... Spectrol 248/249 parts are 100% plastic construction (not the resistive element, the physical part). This means plastic shaft and worse, plastic *threads*
Spectrol 148-149 vs 248-249 pots
2004-01-25 by Richard Brewster
This is cross posted to both the MOTM and Oakley lists. I have been using the Spectrol 148-149 series of pots (as used in MOTM) for my DIY modules. The
Re: [motm] <<< AHMW 2004 >>>
2004-01-24 by alt-mode
I m also trying to organize an Analogue Heaven NorthEast/New England (AHNE). Possible dates are 4/17 or 3/27. More news in a week or so... Eric
PSU wiring
2004-01-23 by ALMAGATA@telefonica.net
Hi people, I`m a newbie in electronics wiring a new PSU for my modular, it`s a Powerone HBBA 40W, with three outpus: +15, -15 and +5. I`m geting the ground
RE: [motm] <<< AHMW 2004 >>>
2004-01-23 by Chris Punsalan
Sorry, but could you please remove me from this list. Thanks. ... Scope out the new MSN Plus Internet Software — optimizes dial-up to the max!
Re: [motm] <<< AHMW 2004 >>>
2004-01-23 by J. Larry Hendry
This is always an enjoyable time. I plan to arrive earlier this year so I have more time to spend and stay over Saturday night again so I don t have to rush
<<<AHMW 2004 >>>
2004-01-23 by Paul Schreiber
Re: Roadcase for MOTM
2004-01-23 by Scott Gibbons
I ve never had any problems roadtripping with modules mounted in SKB racks tossed in the back of a truck. BUT! I ve had serious problems the couple times I
Re: Same old questions...
2004-01-22 by object88
Indeed, great replies from everyone, inc. Stooge Moe, who pointed me to a page on his website, detailing all sorts of MOTM part numbers:
Re: [motm] Re: Same old questions...
2004-01-22 by Scott E.
Tom, Nice reply on the resistor question. I will also agree with Larry Hendry that the 200 qty of 1/4 watt, 1% ( 271 part numbers) from Mouser is the way to
Re: Resistors
2004-01-21 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
From: mbedtom ... ... You do realise you will still have a lot of these resistors 20 years from now? I still have a lot of the
Re: [motm] Resistors (follow up same old questions)
2004-01-21 by synth1@airmail.net
... I suggest the following: 1K 4.7K 10K 33K 56K 100K 220K 470K 1M as a basic place to start. Paul S.
Resistors (follow up same old questions)
2004-01-21 by Krimo
Two questions come to mind after reading the emails on this topic, slightly open doors.: -Which are the common resistor values besides 10k and 100k? -If I
Re: [motm] Off-Topic: Unusual MiniMoog Waveform
2004-01-21 by Oakley Sound
... off-beat waveform. This is the second waveform from the left for VCO1 and VCO2. The third VCO simply has an inverted sawtooth. The odd shape is created
Re: [motm] Off-Topic: Unusual MiniMoog Waveform
2004-01-21 by Scott Juskiw
I still have my mini. Oscillators 1 and 2 have a waveform that is a combination of a triangle wave and a sawtooth wave (situated between the triangle and ramp
Re: OT Unusual Minimoog Waveform
2004-01-21 by paulhaneberg
I sold my minimoogs a long time ago, but if I remember correctly, there are 3 strange waveforms. One of them is midway between a triangle and a sawtooth
Re: Same Old Questions
2004-01-21 by paulhaneberg
Heres the same old answers: No-Clean Solder is 21 AWG DigiKey Part #KE1400-ND Organic Solder is 25 AWG DigiKey Part #KE1301-ND Paul uses Resistors from
Re: [motm] Re: Same old questions...
2004-01-21 by Robert van der Kamp
... But wouldn t my synth module sound different if I would replace all 5% resisters with 1% versions? I imagine the 5% tolerance allows for more swing in
Re: [motm] Re: Same old questions...
2004-01-21 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: mbedtom A: LH: Less wordy response, without repeating any of the fine technical stuff, comes to
Off-Topic: Unusual MiniMoog Waveform
2004-01-21 by Tkacs, Ken
To anyone out there who owns/owned/spent-time-with a Mini... I was squinting at a photo the other day and I noticed something I had never noticed before. Two
Re: Same old questions...
2004-01-21 by mbedtom
... of ... Q: What s the difference between carbon comp, carbon film, metal film, and metal oxide, aside from price? A: Carbon
Re: [motm] Trigger converter
2004-01-21 by Scott E.
John Blacet has an S Trigger to Gate Converter schematic on his web site (link below). If this is not exactly what you are looking for, it could be a
Same old questions...
2004-01-21 by object88
OK, I need to finally get off my fattening arse and order up some parts from Mouser / Digikey to complete some work. But there are questions. 1) Resisters.
Re: [motm] Trigger converter
2004-01-21 by elhardt@att.net
... I assume that would be some kind of simple transistor switch fed by a +5v supply? I already built a few v-trig to s-trig converters to clock my Korg SQ
Trigger converter
2004-01-20 by rreprobate
Hi all Can anyone point me to a schematic for a simple S-trig to V-trig converter? I assume that would be some kind of simple transistor switch fed by a +5v
Re: Fun with 490s
2004-01-19 by Mike Marsh
This is a nice demo! I love the bounce of the 490. And I really appreciate hearing how people go about patching things. It never occurred to me to use an
Stooge Cables
2004-01-19 by Mike Marsh
Early last week I got my third order of Stooge Cables. A few observations: * Don t say ANYTHING when your wife asks Don t you think you have enough cables?
Re: [motm] Roadcase for MOTM
2004-01-19 by Les Mizzell
... OK, it ain t MOTM - but I had Clydesdale cases in Canada (the dollar was really working in my favour at the time..) build me a two row 16 module wide Anvil
Re: [motm] Roadcase for MOTM
2004-01-19 by MOTM Markk
well just for the record... I saw Robert Rich tour the US with his large MOTM, and we were his first stop from California to Scottsdale, Arizona... about a 7
Roadcase for MOTM
2004-01-19 by Jim Black
Anyone have experience using a roadcase with your MOTM setup? Not touring the world... just back and forth from the studio. I saw a 14 deep 18 space rack with
Fun with 490s
2004-01-19 by Richard Brewster
I wanted to try something with my two MOTM 490 filters today. This is what I came up with. Also this is the first sample I ve uploaded. It is three minutes
New file uploaded to motm
2004-01-19 by motm@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the motm group. File : /Two-490-VCF.mp3
New for '04: Custom Cabinets for MOTM
2004-01-18 by Jim Carlile
Hello, In response to the lack of assembled cabinetry for the MOTM line, my brother and I are now offering customizable cabinetry for MOTM modules. Currently,
e-mail help requested
2004-01-16 by J. Larry Hendry
More that one person has indicated problems with bouncing e-mail when they try to send to this address. I m sorry. My ISP is in one of those, It s somebody
Re: [motm] Re: #6683
2004-01-16 by J. Larry Hendry
I thought I had the only one. ... LH ... From: Mike Marsh To: Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 2:29 PM Subject: