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2003-03-20 by RogerPellegrini
Here s an interesting tidbit from the history of synth design. File under What were they thinking? .
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2003-03-20 by RogerPellegrini
Here s an interesting tidbit from the history of synth design. File under What were they thinking? .
2003-03-20 by Les Mizzell
Evening, I have one Syntech 960 Power Distro Board and one 900 Power Distro Board. Somebody make me an offer... Les Mizzell
2003-03-20 by J. Larry Hendry
And, I like MOTM-320 sync-fed from a divided pulse (120 or others) Larry ... From: Mike Marsh a) MOTM 120 b) Larry s module (tune your
2003-03-19 by Mike Marsh
Lots of ways! Here are a few: a) MOTM 120 b) Larry s module (tune your osc down 1, 2, or 3 octaves) c) tune an extra osc down a couple of octaves and feed it
2003-03-19 by Tkacs, Ken
That s what the Sub-Octave Multiplexer module does! A sub-octave is just a way of getting a cheap square-wave an octave lower than the fundamental by taking
2003-03-19 by Tentochi
On many commercial synths, you see sub-oscillator generators. How is this function usually implemented on commericial synths? What are some ways the
2003-03-19 by J. Larry Hendry
Hey ya ll. I m back after a whirlwind trip to GA and back. Normal Stooge e-mail response time resumes. :) Larry H
2003-03-18 by paulhaneberg
I would agree completely. I to was astounded when I first heard the MOTM sound. I play primarily Prog Rock, although I dabble in the electronica as well.
2003-03-18 by Scott Gibbons
Never had a problem of any sort with Mouser. In fact, I ve always been very pleased with their Customer Support the time or two that I had to call them. best,
2003-03-18 by synthworld@aol.com
I m on this list, too - but I didn t post my comments here since I figured most people here have MOTM stuff and already know how great they are. Thanks for
2003-03-18 by osthelder
In defense of Mouser, who I have done business with for quite some time, I ve had only one shipment with missing parts. The poly bag containing the washers
2003-03-17 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
But the real question is, do you realize it s time to get a new brush because your teeth aren t getting cleaned, or your PCBs aren t getting cleaned...? --PBr
2003-03-17 by mate_stubb
Heh. Just wait until you hear the 410, 440, and 490 filters. Moe ... have coming,
2003-03-17 by Richard Brewster
I don t remember about the shipping charge, but I did have a funny happenstance with a Mouser back order. It was a couple of CMOS chips and took several
2003-03-17 by Mike Marsh
I think it has to do with the SHAPE knob: it s continuously variable from SAW to SQUARE, though not under voltage control. I really like the sound of it at 12
2003-03-17 by media.nai@rcn.com
I m taking a break from AH, so I apologize if I missed this already, but are you saying that the single waveforms from the 310 sound noticably different than
2003-03-17 by Chris Walcott
I only have the 310. My 300 is coming soon (I hope :-) ) I hade the same kind of response when I first heard it too. - c ... From: Mike Marsh
2003-03-17 by Mike Marsh
And there s something *particularly* cool about the 310 s sound. I have three 300s and they are massively great, and a single 310 (with one more on order).
2003-03-17 by Markk :-)
I just happened to be the guy over at Zon s listening to that wonderful little patch... man-o-man... what a great product, I am sooo soo happy I have chosse
2003-03-17 by Mike Marsh
Oh Yeah! They are beautiful, as are the rest of the bunch. The highest quality, too, so they will be around a long, long time. One more aspect that gets a
2003-03-17 by drg3orge
h3y all, i have a couple of questions for those of you who order through mouser. 1. have you ever been charged shipping for a backordered item? i was charged
2003-03-17 by Chris Walcott
I ordered a MOTM system and the first modules to show up were the oscillators (and a power supply). If the quality of these oscillators is any indication of
2003-03-17 by J. Larry Hendry
I m away a couple of days. Speedy Stooge response will not apply. :) Larry
2003-03-16 by osthelder
Amaze your friends! Take virtual electronics engineering courses from MIT at http://ocw.mit.edu/global/all-courses.html for the fun of learning more about our
2003-03-15 by Mike Marsh
heh heh heh ... http://www.taberindustries.com/mtm/stiffness_tester_intrepreting_resu lts.htm ...
2003-03-15 by Mike Marsh
For proper ritual outcome, it must be a soft bristle Colgate, used for three months prior by a human to brush teeth. The gods prefer green. ... using...?
2003-03-15 by osthelder
For those interested in such things, Robert A. Pease book Troubleshooting Analog Circuits is available directly from the man, with his autograph. Go to his
2003-03-15 by Tentochi
For the Synthesis Technology site--One word (?): DHCP! Personally, I use it as a reference for one reason or another every day. And I use it from several
2003-03-15 by Markk :-)
...well Paul, I have the Synthtech page set as my default home page on 3 of my computers... so everytime I boot up online... it s there. I get the funniest
2003-03-15 by J. Larry Hendry
I have a very specific way I do this. I actually replace my scrubbing tooth brush every 3 months. Really! Of course, the reason is that I install a new
2003-03-15 by J. Larry Hendry
Just got some interesting stats from my web service provider that made me smile real big. Visits to Wise Guy Synth have been steadily on the rise and peaked in
2003-03-15 by Paul Schreiber
... Not too shabby! Scanning my stats a bit: # page hits from Dec.1 until yesterday: 1,725,704 Average page hits/day over last 2 years: 996 Average transfer
2003-03-15 by Tentochi
This is critical! If you don t get it right, you could end up damaging the board or the parts. And if this is severe enough, the solder joints themselves, If
2003-03-15 by Tentochi
They need to find a better name for the page than SyntheTek (sic). I assume you are building someone else s boards and you are trying to figure out what parts
2003-03-15 by Tentochi
Good luck! Let me know if anyone is ever successful in doing this. If it were that easy, students would never buy their books and everyone would get
2003-03-15 by Tentochi
All excellent suggestions. Here are a few more things: You will need to buy thermal compound. This is NOT documented on the MOTM site to my knowledge. You
2003-03-15 by paulhaneberg
Ohm, Ohm, Ohm? It sounds like you re in search of the lost cord!
2003-03-15 by elle_webb
... I selected the other option, and then filled out the required fields. They sent me a bound xeroxed copy - very nice! You can also create an ebook that
2003-03-15 by Markk :-)
God speaks to me through MOTM... : Yeah, it s a real ritual with me. I have to have my special toothbrush for board washes or the thing won t work right when
2003-03-15 by Scott Juskiw
Oh, so YOU RE the one.
2003-03-15 by Mike Marsh
Doesn t Rane also have something about this on their web site? ... also an easy ... but ... and ... http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
2003-03-15 by Mike Marsh
And my mantra? ohm ohm ohm uh, sorry ... stage of being able to inherently comprehend how to patch any sound you can imagine, truely becoming one with the
2003-03-15 by Mike Marsh
God speaks to me through MOTM... : Yeah, it s a real ritual with me. I have to have my special toothbrush for board washes or the thing won t work right when
2003-03-14 by Paul Schreiber
OP285s in DIP *no longer exist*. I bought the world s remaining stock last Sept. Paul S. ... From: To: Sent: Friday,
2003-03-14 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Are those OP285 in a DIP package?! Where can I get those?? Anyway, I use egg cartons to sort parts. Btw, I m back, and still catching up on my email :)
2003-03-14 by Dave Hylander
... Another site with cap info: http://my.execpc.com/~endlr/ -dave- http://www.hylander.com
2003-03-14 by groovyshaman@snet.net
While waiting for Bob s book, you might want to browse the following: http://www.indiemusicsite.com/synth/dave/articles/capacitor.html This is written by Harry
2003-03-14 by J. Larry Hendry
This book should come with a disclaimer, do not read when drowsy. A great book but not light reading. Larry ... From: Paul Schreiber
2003-03-14 by osthelder
Better still-order the book from Bob Pease directly and he ll send you an autographed edition! Mr. Pease is very good about answering email, even if he
2003-03-14 by Tkacs, Ken
Has anybody done this? What are you answering on the last page, since it seems to assume (require) that you are the professor of... something...? ... From: