490. Tweaks? Hacks? Mods?
2003-08-05 by Aaron Day
Hello all- I just finished my 490. A fun kit to build and a really cool sounding filter. But the resonance thing has got me going---mine flips at about 3.5 I
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2003-08-05 by Aaron Day
Hello all- I just finished my 490. A fun kit to build and a really cool sounding filter. But the resonance thing has got me going---mine flips at about 3.5 I
2003-08-05 by Mark
Any word on the Encore Frequency Shifter?? The website says Coming August 2003 . I was off the list for over a month, so perhaps I missed something.
2003-08-05 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
With all due respect to your expirience, I would personally recommend against the practice, at least in a non-professional environment. It would be too easy
2003-08-05 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: konkuro ... Synthesizers.com, but no one brought any to the meeting (slackers!)
2003-08-05 by Markk W. Roberts
Never got to the RR concert, alas. While Bestiary bored the tar out of me, it would have been interesting to attend an RR concert. But I had neglected my
2003-08-05 by konkuro
... Synthesizers.com, but no one brought any to the meeting (slackers!)
2003-08-04 by J. Larry Hendry
The periodic Yet Another Update Paul sends out, which have recently focused on progress toward shipping and backlog reduction. Larry ... From: Mark
2003-08-04 by J. Larry Hendry
No! I sure did not remember that. I would not have one coming if I did. Maybe it s time for Y.A.U. focused on new stuff coming with progress reports and
2003-08-04 by Paul Schreiber
Hopefully everyone remembers that there is a MOTM version of this coming around the end of October.... :) Paul S.
2003-08-04 by Mike Marsh
I have one and it s really nice-sounding! In a Schaeffer panel... Mike ... included ... and
2003-08-04 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Mark, Although drilling steel and iron may cause sparking, we are talking aluminum here. With proper lube, including kerosine, I have never, in 30 years, seen
2003-08-04 by Markk W. Roberts
... Did you mean *EXACTLY*? Quotes indicate sarcasm or a loosely defined term - not emphasis. I didn t know this...... I meant *exactly* in the terms of
2003-08-04 by Neil Bradley
... Did you mean *EXACTLY*? Quotes indicate sarcasm or a loosely defined term - not emphasis. ... Right now my MOTM system is nothing more than rack rails and
2003-08-04 by Craig Critchley
From: J. Larry Hendry ... Yup. ... Don t know what I d do without you guys. :-) ... Unfortunately I didn t get to play around with it,
2003-08-04 by Markk W. Roberts
http://www.seanet.com/~tpaddock/pnw_synth_2003/P8020502a.jpg This is exactly the same cabinets I am using... 3 or 4 wide and 4 modules tall... perfect badda
2003-08-04 by J. Larry Hendry
... Synth DIY get-together and the Robert Rich show. Both were good, and well-attended. I so much wanted to attend one of Robert s concerts in the Midwest.
2003-08-04 by Mark
... I can t speak for Larry, but since you posted to the list... I wouldn t use anything as flammable as kerosine. Drills often produce sparks. Any thin oil
2003-08-04 by J. Larry Hendry
I am not currently using a lubricant. I think Tap Magic is about as good as it gets. But, I have been getting along fine without any. ... From: Scott Evans,
2003-08-04 by Craig Critchley
Yesterday here in the sunny (for a while) Pacific Northwest we had both a Synth DIY get-together and the Robert Rich show. Both were good, and well-attended.
2003-08-04 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Larry, What do you use as a drilling lubricant? I have always used kerosine for drilling raw aluminum, but I m not sure if this would attack the paint on the
2003-08-03 by Paul Schreiber
Depends on what you mean by design . There is electrical, mechanical and pc board design. Then, you have to realize that many analog synth circuits are cut
2003-08-03 by grotechef
yes! WHO? :) just wondering! greetz, chef!
2003-08-03 by mate_stubb
Yes, it is run by John Blacet. You should be able to find an email link on his own site. http://www.blacet.com Moe
2003-08-03 by grotechef
hi there, i m looking for a contact email adress for the owner of http://modularsynth.com/ i believe this is john blacet s page, but i m not sure. can anybody
2003-08-02 by Mike Marsh
Or more precisely square off ...sheesh ... Gain ... set
2003-08-02 by Mike Marsh
Yes, my settings were not exactly TOny s either. Damn this analog imprecision! But I do have a question: is the gain there to saquare off the waveform?
2003-08-02 by robert taylor
Also available in auto parts stores from KD tools with a screwdriver type handle. ... Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*.
2003-08-02 by Paul Schreiber
... I use that #24109 reamer all the time. Paul S.
2003-08-02 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 8/2/2003 10:39:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... These are often called tapered reamers. I think I got one from Home Depot or some similar
2003-08-02 by Dave Halliday
Also, if you are in a tool-aquisition mode, get a T-Handle Reamer: http://www.tecratools.com/pages/service/punches.html Second up from the bottom Fantastic for
2003-08-02 by Richard Brewster
Larry, you didn t mention that Dot com does not offer a 5 foot cable. Only 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6-foot. So there s another advantage for you! (I think I need
2003-08-02 by Craig Critchley
These are awesome cables. Anybody who s going to the Pacific NW Synth-DIY meeting can check some out there. :-) (and some MOTM modules, too.) ...Craig From:
2003-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Sorry it was not clear from my last note where John s comments left off and mine started. Sorry John ... Not in consideration of the technical aspects of the
2003-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: konkuro You can order cables from Synthesizers.com at: http://synthesizers.com/cables.html The Stooge cables look mighty nice too.
2003-08-02 by Richard Brewster
Thanks. I am going to take a trip to Lowe s (and also to Sears) to see about this UniBit. I have hand-drilled some panels using the
2003-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Dave just forwarded me a note from our printer. The last of the panels have been printed and the last shipment is going to Dave on Monday. So, next week
2003-08-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Our construction guys at work use these bits a lot. They are supposed to be pretty darn good. LH ... From: mate_stubb To:
2003-08-01 by mate_stubb
That looks like it could save me hours of work drilling for this current panel run. I ll try one and report back. I ll be interested to see how it holds up
2003-08-01 by Jay
... I picked up mine at a local flea market for around $10 a couple of years ago. Has drilled about 200 or so panel holes since then without any problems.
2003-08-01 by elhardt@att.net
Just so there is no confusion, I found the actual name of the type of bit I was talking about. It s a UniBit. Pictured here at Amazon:
2003-08-01 by robert taylor
On the big vs. little drill press topic- Being a retired machinist I have used both “a few times” and IMHO I see no real advantage in a larger machine over
2003-08-01 by J. Larry Hendry
I use a bench top press. It is the largest size you can get before you jump to the floor standing size that Sear sells. 1/2 HP 10 and it has always been fine
2003-08-01 by Jeffrey Pontius
[Hoping that I am not taking us too off-topic, but since it relates primarily to synth panels...] ... Do you guys with drill presses have the larger shop
2003-08-01 by J. Larry Hendry
... small and working my way up. The biggest problem I have is twisted bits of scrap staying on the bit and scratching the paint a little around the hole as
2003-08-01 by paulhaneberg
I do have a drill press. I use several different bit sizes, starting out small and working my way up. The biggest problem I have is twisted bits of scrap
2003-08-01 by mate_stubb
Exactly. I should be able to hit a Reply To link from the main interface, then pop into the form with the address populated like every other stinkin email
2003-08-01 by osthelder
... professional looking ... bits (forgot ... cylinders. And because there is an angled section between ... edge on ... This is called a step bit. It can be a
2003-08-01 by tontaub
Hi Moe, I replied using this webform: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/motm/post?act=reply&messageNum=20379 At the top end I can choose the recipient. What makes
2003-08-01 by elhardt@att.net
... have a drill press, and a punch and hand drill did not produce results that I was proud of.
2003-08-01 by John Loffink
Okay, I finally had a chance to try this out. I don t know why I couldn t get this before. However, my settings are more like Gain at 10 o clock and Fold