Nice 15-space rack in LA
2003-10-08 by ivancu@aol.com
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2563653635 This would be perfect for three rows of MOTM. Wish I was driving through LA! Ivan
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Re: Monitor headphones for recording
2003-10-08 by coyoteous
I don t know if you re talking about the M s or DF s, but both are certainly better than you characterize. These are 600 ohm phones, so they do take some
Re: [motm] Monitor headphones for recording
2003-10-08 by Scott Juskiw
I tried those Sony headphones in a store and found them quite bass heavy. I bought the AKG K240 instead. I bought the 600 ohm version. They now have a 50 ohm
Re: [motm] Monitor headphones for recording
2003-10-08 by Neil Bradley
... Advice I ve given to everyone - everything *BUT* Sony headphones (boom/sizzle/fatiguging). Check out a set of AKGs or Sennheisers. -- Neil ... Neil Bradley
[motm] Re: Hook up wire
2003-10-08 by elhardt@att.net
For those situations where you only need a small amount of hookup wire, Ace Hardware has many different guages and colors of hookup wire on spools that can be
Re: [motm] Monitor headphones for recording
2003-10-08 by elhardt@att.net
... you recommend? Someone told me Sony was good. I was looking at these:...But if you read the review comments, some say, Great mids and highs for a set of
Monitor headphones for recording
2003-10-07 by Richard Brewster
I just took delivery of a nice used Digi-001 with Pro Tools LE. Now I need a decent pair of headphones to monitor my recordings. What can you recommend?
Hook-up Wire
2003-10-07 by Roger Rossen
Thanks for all the responses! I am overwhelmed with info! Maybe now I should be able to figure this - huh? Rog
Re: Hook up wire
2003-10-07 by ivancu@aol.com
... Ok, here it goes. Paul states that MOTM uses Belden 9921, which is 22 awg wire. Belden 8824 is a kit of eight 25-ft. spools of 20 awg wire (8523) Belden
past inverter buffer ideas
2003-10-07 by toneboy22
Hi Listers...... Some notes on inverters/buffers of the past...... ARIES323mixer had an invert switch on each section. It could de A-B and A+B outputs. I have
Re: [motm] Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by J. Larry Hendry
These look similar to the ones I got from All Electronics. However, I see All Electronics is out of all but 2 colors. I plan to pick up the orange and violet
Re: [motm] Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Richard Brewster
My first DIY synth (circa 1980) was built with #24 gauge wire salvaged from the dustbin of an avionics factory I had worked at. It was Teflon insulated. They
Re: [motm] Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Richard Brewster
I found wire at Unicorn Electronics in Johnson City, NY, last summer during a trip. I bought seven 100-foot spools of different colors in #22 gauge stranded
[motm] Re: Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Scott Juskiw
... Me too. I picked up a 50 foot trunk line of 22 gauge twisted pairs from a university building I was working in. I ve been picking away at it for 10 years.
Re: [motm] Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Scott Juskiw
I don t have part numbers for the 22 gauge wire, but I ve got Mouser part numbers for the 18 gauge power supply wire: 1 602-3055-100-01 1
Re: Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by osthelder
... wire found on the side of the ... Me neither- I get mine from buildings that are going to be demolished. That way you know it s dry and clean. Belden
Hook-up wire
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
I use Belden #9921, which is 22ga, UL1007 listed. About $13 for a 100ft spool. This is the good stuff . I get mine from Allied or Newark. A cool little bench
Re: To Buffer or not to buffer
2003-10-06 by Mike Marsh
Thanks for the responses! I get it now. Buffering refers to matching inputs and ouputs electrically. Make sense... ... loss ... impedance ... really ...
Re: [motm] Simple PCB idea - any interest ?
2003-10-06 by gareII@aol.com
I think it s a swell idea..especially for dumies like me. Gary
Re: Simple PCB idea - any interest ?
2003-10-06 by elle_webb
... pronounce ... Larry A swiss-knife knife board would be good. A swiss-army knife module would be great, though. I d generally prefer having a few utility
To Buffer or not to buffer
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
Larry writes: I think (someone correct me if I am wrong) that buffer is generically used as a term to describe a unity gain amp. This is one way to put - as it
Re: [motm] Re: Simple PCB Idea
2003-10-06 by J. Larry Hendry
Maybe you want to add an extra input or output to a module and buffering is needed. I think (someone correct me if I am wrong) that buffer is generically used
Re: [motm] Kinda OT
2003-10-06 by J. Larry Hendry
You made it. :) ... From: Roger Rossen (If this doesn t make it through I quit!!) Rog
Re: Simple PCB Idea
2003-10-06 by Mike Marsh
Sheepish question: what is a buffer in this case and why would I add one to a project? I know about inverters/attenuators/amplifiers, but not buffers... Mike
Re: [motm] Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Paul Schreiber
I use Belden #9921, which is 22ga, UL1007 listed. About $13 for a 100ft spool. This is the good stuff . I get mine from Allied or Newark. A cool little bench
Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
Thanks Paul! Geez - there s nothing like having the CEO standing by and awaiting your inquires or questions and responding within microseconds...Thats customer
Kinda OT
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
Ok - I just figured out, after composing several long and heartfelt posts that have gone into internet oblivion - that when I reply to a post (and select the
Simple PCB idea - any interest ?
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
Larry, I think this is a great idea! So you know (and may already) Radio Shack (yuck/hurl/barf) makes a pretty cool little board like you described. I can
Hook up wire
2003-10-06 by Roger Rossen
Hello all, Does anyone have readily avail.: some mouser or allied cat.# s for hook-up wire? I don t know why but I seem to have a mental problem with this
Re: Simple PCB Idea
2003-10-06 by paulhaneberg
I think this is a good idea. I was planning on something along those lines myself, although I was thinking of something a little more elaborate with 4 to 8
Bad trader alert.
2003-10-06 by cormallen
Hi there, all. Sadly, I have to advise everyone on the list *not* to deal with Todd Faulkner (aka Tentochi or Shemp). He agreed to build me a MOTMised MiniWave
OT - Selling in Seattle
2003-10-06 by ivancu@aol.com
I ve got some items that I want to get out of my garage so make me an offer! I really don t want to ship them, so if you re willing to drive to Seattle then
Simple PCB idea - any interest ?
2003-10-06 by J. Larry Hendry
I have had this idea for quite some time for a useful PCB for add-ons and modifications. I borrowed the idea from Thomas Henry from a PCB I got from him one
FS: Stooge panels for Oakley modules
2003-10-06 by Adam Schabtach
Due to changes in plans, intentions, priorities, and budgets, I have two unused Stooge panels for sale. They are for the Oakley Equinoxe phase shifter (single,
Re: Hello from Italy!
2003-10-05 by Scott Gibbons
Ciao Luca - Where in Italy? I m in Cesena (near Forli) quite a bit working with Romeo Castellucci. We re doing a performance in Roma next month -- we use lots
Re: [motm] Hello from Italy!
2003-10-05 by J. Larry Hendry
Luca, Welcome to the MOTM group and the wonderful world of MOTM synths. The list has been a little quite lately, but is a good resource for MOTM owners.
Hello from Italy!
2003-10-05 by LucA
Hi here, I m waiting for my big modular synth, after years in searching some Moogs. ciao Luca
Re: [motm] Monster MOTM power supply
2003-10-04 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Holy crap - 5V at 17A?? How many 500/600 series modules would that run??! G3org3 ... From: To: Sent: Saturday, October
Monster MOTM power supply
2003-10-04 by ivancu@aol.com
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2561722920 I own some Acopian power supplies and they are VERY high quality. This one is perfect for a huge
Thanks for the '480 testing
2003-10-02 by Paul Schreiber
I have plenty of offers for the MOTM-480 beta testing. Stay tuned for MP3 files :) Paul S
for those with Apple computers and OSX
2003-10-01 by Markk W. Roberts
I stumbled across this little program after reading Robert Rich s journal from his last road trip tour... This seems to be alot of fun, and I have just started
Re: MOTM + Kyma
2003-10-01 by Mike Marsh
I just looked at the SoundArt - also an interesting box. Kyma has a better interface (actually, a really good one) and a minimum of 4 DSPs with 96 MEgs of
Re: Back in town & Cable time
2003-10-01 by Mike Marsh
North *EAST*, maybe... ... thing.
[OT] Format for LinnDrum sound chips?
2003-10-01 by Adam Schabtach
Someone just asked me whether I could burn custom EPROMs for a LinnDrum. If I remember correctly, old drum machines used some sort of companding scheme to get
Re: [motm] Back in town & Cable time
2003-09-30 by J. Larry Hendry
... I ll be crashing in. Oddly enough, I spent 2 hours in Dallas / Ft. Worth airport yesterday. The route from Calgary to Indianapolis goes through there
Re: [motm] Back in town & Cable time
2003-09-30 by Paul Schreiber
... Basement? What s that??!? Must be a north-of-the-Mason-Dixon-line thing. Paul S.
Re: [motm] Back in town & Cable time
2003-09-30 by Scott Juskiw
... Ha ha, right, I forgot about you above grounders down south. I ll take the garage instead.
Re: [motm] Back in town & Cable time
2003-09-30 by Scott Juskiw
... Let me say that Larry is a great guy, a true gentleman, and definately someone you d want to have over for a visit should he ever wind up in your part of
Back in town & Cable time
2003-09-30 by J. Larry Hendry
OK, I m back in town (last night) from my trip to Calgary. I got to meet Scott Juskiw and see Darmok while I was there. Scott is as gracious and intelligent
Re: [motm] Re: MOTM + Kyma
2003-09-30 by Tobias Enhus
Learning curve is pretty high, but you can choose your own level. It s like a bag of onions. A whole bunch of instruments that you can peel and modify all the