Re: [motm] Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Steve & Emily Graham
... From: Mark To: Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 6:24 AM Subject: [motm] Re: New MOTM color
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2003-09-08 by r
Still have these modules left. taking best offers...want to get out b4 my move. revision: 300-$300 410$275 420-$200 440$275 800-$100 900-$125 940-buy 3 get
Re: [motm] Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by David Bartz
... Harsh, San Mateo man. Harsh. ;*) -db-
[motm] Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Mark
... Now I m jealous of Stevie Wonder. Did I misread the pricelist, or is this monstrosity $18K?! I guess it s a limited market -- there could only be so many
FW: [motm] New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Tkacs, Ken
Ha! I like the addition of the blue LEDs; nice touch! ... From: Scott Juskiw [mailto:scott@tellun.com] Sent: Sunday, 07 September, 2003 11:09 PM To: MOTM
Re: [motm] Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Paul Schreiber
... The reason I didn t go that particular route was it had already been done. If fact, I *personally* think that look is a sacred classic (like a 1966 Mustang
RE: [motm] Digest Number 1815
2003-09-08 by phlizmo@onebox.com
-- derrick espino phlizmo@onebox.com - email (925) 695-2020 x7367 - voicemail/fax Am I am the only one who thinks that synths chould look like candy? Man.....
Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by konkuro
... I wouldn t say you are boring, but your panels are. At least slap a cat girl decal on the damn things! Then again, it is better to err on the side of
Re: [motm] New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Scott Juskiw
And the knobs should light up, and the multi-coloured panel should be translucent as well so we can see all the blue LEDs on the circuit board.
Re: New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by mate_stubb
AAIIIEEEEEE!!!!!!! Moe
Re: [motm] New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Richard Brewster
We can custom order the color, shape, and size of each knob, I hope.
Re: [motm] New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Joe Pavone
please stay boring Paul, please! ...jp
New MOTM color scheme
2003-09-08 by Paul Schreiber
http://www.xs4all.nl/%7emarcmarc/ele/td/index.html Since I m boring , I ll try this route. Paul S.
FS: MOTM Kits
2003-09-06 by Marc Wilhite
I have the following modules for sale in Kit form. All are still brand new in the box available now and ready to be shipped. MOTM-120 suboct mux - $125
RE: [motm] Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-06 by Scott Juskiw
I ve talked to Kevin and I believe this is what he s after. I ll be concentrating on getting this beast done once those 320R and 120R daughterboards are
Re: to: Elle Webb
2003-09-05 by Mike Marsh
This won t work for SKB type cases, but on my home-built I mount the PWS on the back and reach arounfd to switch on...I don t like wasting 3U either! ... to
Re: Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-05 by strohs56k
... If the intent is LFO, it seems like it might be easier to do this with a microcontroller like a PIC or something. You need to write some code but you gain
Re: Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-05 by paulhaneberg
I d like to have one of these myself and I plan to build one if Paul or someone else doesn t first :) My plan is to use a wave table and some counters. You d
to: Elle Webb
2003-09-05 by J. Larry Hendry
Sorry for the public bandwidth. But, this is somewhat of interest to others. AND Elle, your e-mail account is rejecting my mail. :( ... The 2u rack panel may
RE: [motm] Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-05 by John Loffink
By the way, 0 degrees phase shift is useless unless this is under dynamic control. Just use the previous output. John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
RE: [motm] Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-05 by John Loffink
It sounds like you want one of these, but with finer phase increments: http://www.tellun.com/motm/diy/tln388/TLN-388.html John Loffink The Microtonal Synthesis
Stooge product news
2003-09-04 by J. Larry Hendry
Panel news: Almost all the panels are shipped. I have just a couple of orders here waiting for response on hole size or an 822 PCB to go with it. Dave has
Quad phased output LFO
2003-09-03 by klstay
Does anyone here know of a module/circuit for an LFO with 4 outputs with 3-way switches for ouputs 2-4 to shift them 0-15-30 degrees out of phase with the
MOTM Modules w/ prices
2003-09-03 by r
Lots of mail asking for prices: revision: 300-$300 380-sold 410$275 420-$200 440$275 800-$100 820-sold (scott this is yours) 900-$125 940-buy 3 get this free
Still MOTM for sale, will split up.
2003-09-03 by r
Still selling a few of my motm modules all built by synth tech. 300 380 410 420 440 800 820 900 940 plus a WISE GUY rack case (the backs and top/bott) for
Another 2AM update
2003-09-02 by Paul Schreiber
Whew....just spent the last 3 hours throwing out 100s of pages of old files, stuff I ve had since 1983 and haven t needed since :) Did find my missing MiniMoog
Re: [motm] very cool indeed
2003-09-01 by Adam Schabtach
... That guy breaks my heart. He creates all sorts of cool devices, and yet uses really cheap switches, judging from the photos. I can t help but recall the
Re: [motm] FS: Still....
2003-09-01 by Adam Schabtach
... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2552412174&category=1287 --Adam
Re: [motm] MOTM in obsolete parts horror !!!
2003-09-01 by Paul Schreiber
... I m thinking of getting another batch printed up for NAMM swag, plus 75 or so to give out again. Let s see how the budget looks (my cost is about 90 cents
MOTM in obsolete parts horror !!!
2003-09-01 by Sikorsky
yep you guessed it, my MOTM pen finally ran out - and i can t find that kind of refill - believe you me, i tried when my other favourite (Farnell) pen ran
very cool indeed
2003-09-01 by Markk W. Roberts
Came across this site http://www.ucapps.de/ For anyone interested in a DIY midi controller Maybe in the future a Stooge Panel Midi Controller : ) This hobby
Re: [motm] Stooge panels
2003-08-31 by J. Larry Hendry
And thanks to all of our patient and understanding customers. All panels have shipped except those that required drilling. I have all my drilling finished as
FS: Still....
2003-08-31 by cuari7
Still have a Moogerfooger MF-102 ringmod for sale, guys. Also the following system: Mint EMU ESI-4000 sampler, with 125 MB of RAM, SCSI port and effects
Stooge panels
2003-08-31 by Scott E.
I just wanted to publicly thank Larry and Dave for the latest Stooge panel run. Panels look great. Thanks again, guys, for all your efforts. Scott
Midi Modular
2003-08-31 by jan961
Came across this site http://www.ucapps.de/ For anyone interested in a DIY midi controller Maybe in the future a Stooge Panel Midi Controller : ) This hobby
Re: [motm] Binary Zone On!
2003-08-31 by J. Larry Hendry
... this is quite the toy! I m looking forward to building on myself. I m still drilling panels for everyone else right now. ... marker labelled clock was
Binary Zone On!
2003-08-31 by osthelder
Hey all! I just finished my MOTM-ized BZ2300, the Blacet Binary Zone. I must say, this is quite the toy! You can make nice little portamento or trill events,
Re: [motm] Multimeter/Soldering Iron Clarification
2003-08-31 by Mark
... Otoh, I use the conical tips with my WTCPT. It s up to you. What you want is the right temperature -- 700 degrees. The shape doesn t matter much. ... I
Re: [motm] Multimeter/Soldering Iron Clarification
2003-08-30 by Richard Brewster
If you plan on building more than a dozen modules, I heartily recommend both the Panavise with the suction base and PC board holder, and a real heat gun. Will
soldering iron tips...
2003-08-30 by Markk W. Roberts
I will probably go with a Weller WTCPT. I understand it is reliable and more than adequate for my level of planned use. However, I still have no idea what tips
Re: [motm] Multimeter/Soldering Iron Clarification
2003-08-30 by J. Larry Hendry
... more than adequate for my level of planned use. However, I still have no idea what tips to get for building the kits!?! Everyone has a different opinion on
Multimeter/Soldering Iron Clarification
2003-08-30 by klstay
Since this is all new to me, I don t really know what I need. I have decided to try building some of the simpler modules. (Paul, you ll get the kit order next
Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-30 by ivancu@aol.com
The relatively new Fluke 187 is a very impressive multimeter with a number of features that are audio related (dBm and dBV measurements) and has a
Synth DIY UK 2003 update
2003-08-30 by Paul Schreiber
RE: [motm] Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-30 by Richard Brewster
It s true that a meter should just meet your needs, otherwise you are throwing away good module money. I suppose if you don t know your needs in advance (and
Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-30 by foraxx
For which modules (excluding the new ones) is it crucial to have a multimeter? I m guessing the VCOs might be one.. any others?
RE: [motm] Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-29 by John Loffink
A new Extech 5/6 digit handheld multimeter is only $229 at Future-Active. It has the highest frequency resolution I ve seen at that price. Do you need this
Re: [motm] Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-29 by J. Larry Hendry
My wife built a 1/5 MOTM-800 EG and she had never touched a soldering iron. Yes, the EG does work. :) You can do it. :) Personally, I use Fluke meters. Not
Re: Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-29 by Mike Marsh
From one faceless loser to another: congratulations on deciding to build your own! It s a very do-able thing, belive it or not, even if you don t really
Re: [motm] Voltmeter & Soldering Iron
2003-08-29 by Neil Bradley
... I ve got a BK Precision meter that I absolutely love. ... Metcal. They re quite a bit more spendy than the Wellers, but they heat up *FAST*. -- Neil ...