Re: [motm] MIDI panel jack
2002-12-13 by Paul Schreiber
Whip out the Sharpie. Paul S. ... From: Scott Evans, Gen Mgr To: MOTM List Sent: Wednesday, December 11,
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lower prices - modules fs
2002-12-12 by blip
hello. so if i cut my prices, will y all buy some bits of my modular? :) all assembled by me (except the 300, assembled by paul schreiber) and in great
Re: 650
2002-12-12 by sucrosemusic <sucrosemusic@yahoo.com>
Actually, on second thought, how about we... JUST KIDDING! I m glad Paul spent his valuable time listening to us bicker about this design, and I m sure that,
Re: [motm] Frequency Shifter?
2002-12-12 by thomas white
Not to speak for Tony, but it is his Design skills that keep him away from the Encore products. I saw a few Surface Ones at NAMM last year and they looked
Re: [sdiy] And now for something completely different......
2002-12-12 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
That thing is so completely cool I can t believe it...some of his modules look hugely interesting!
Frequency Shifter?
2002-12-12 by Tentochi
Well, if we are never going to see a 3rd party frequency shifter, I hope it is in the queue for Paul. Well, Tony K. told us we would have to wait for the
FW: [motm] Re: [sdiy] And now for something completely different. .....
2002-12-12 by osthelder <osthelder@netscape.net>
... We don t?! ... stuff ... From a safe distance...}8-@ This IS fun stuff! It s important to experiment with alternative controllers and the like. There are
FW: [motm] Re: [sdiy] And now for something completely different. .....
2002-12-12 by Tkacs, Ken
Well, Jeez... how come *we* don t have poison-trigger modules and mad-dog aggravators? ... Actually, it s kind of cool to see people really doing
Re: [sdiy] And now for something completely different......
2002-12-12 by J. Larry Hendry
Gives a whole new meaning to synth software. ... LH ... From: Paul Schreiber To: synthDIY ; analog heaven
New MOTM-650 pix
2002-12-12 by Paul Schreiber
It s up at www.synthtech.com/new_stuff.html I know the page is messed up, I m throwing in the towel for now. But you can see the panel-mount MIDI connector.
Re: [motm] Another source for ferrite beads
2002-12-12 by Paul Schreiber
They are a 2nd-order lowpass filter, using the 10mfd caps there by the power connector. They are used to filter out AM and FM radio stations and other RFI
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-11 by media.nai@rcn.com
... In that case, you would also need to get to the back to reconnect the power cables. ... I would certainly hope that any live setup would still allow the
Re: [motm] Re: MIDI panel jack (Deltron/DGS)
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... on synths with XLR due to the locking action of the XLR connector. --LH-- If my memory has not gone south, I think the very first Sequencial Circuits MIDI
FS: One last 300 ultra VCO (price reduced)
2002-12-11 by Mike Fisher
(Don t worry, this ll be my final posting on the subject). Two of the Ultra VCOs I m selling are spoken for, one remains available. I ve reduced the price to
MIDI on Front Panel
2002-12-11 by Tkacs, Ken
I m not religious about this subject either way, but here are my thoughts: I like the MIDI jack that Larry posted the photos of better than any other
Re: [motm] MIDI panel jack - source
2002-12-11 by Sikorsky
... hello all, i ve not been reading these posts too closely, but with both my farnell & RS catalogues in from of me, they look very much like Deltron
Re: [motm] MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
Although this is a cool mounting idea, I can t say as I like the jack color of white/cream. Since I will be patching from the back of the module, I would much
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-11 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
If it must be on the front, then panel mount for sure, rather than PCB mounted. I always thought the recessed DIN connectors looked pretty bad. Also, I don t
Re: MIDI panel jack (Deltron/DGS)
2002-12-11 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
... If it were going to require a custom cable, I think the appropriate connector is a 5 pin XLR. (Similar to the type used for microphones but with 5 pins
CORRECTION: RE: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Tentochi Is it plastic or metal??? LH: PLASTIC.... like my brain this morning Is that Larry or James thumb? LH: Larry s
Re: [motm] RE: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Tentochi Is it plastic or metal??? LH: Metal Is that Larry or James thumb? LH: Larry s good thumb
Re: MIDI Panel Jack
2002-12-11 by paulhaneberg <phaneber@one.net>
I really don t care how it mounts as long as it s on the front panel. BTW, although most studio equipment does have the jacks on the back, those jacks are
Re: [motm] RE: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by Tentochi
Is it plastic or metal??? Is that Larry or James thumb? --Shemp ... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus -
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-11 by Tentochi
... Well, this is true for many studios, but not all. If you are always installing new modules or moving modules around, you will need to be connecting and
Re: [motm] MIDI panel jack - source
2002-12-11 by Paul Schreiber
... Thanks! I m 99% sure this is the same professional DIN chassis connector Mouser sells. Parts ordered for delivery tomorrow. Next, I have to see if the
[motm] MIDI panel jack - source
2002-12-11 by James Richardson
In message , J. Larry Hendry writes ... The source was RS Components, part no. 479-692. The RS
Re: More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-11 by gareII@aol.com
I think what Bob & Paul had in mind when they mentioned that hardware, was it s availability, to make it easier to assemble. And you d have the option to
Re: MIDI panel jack (Deltron/DGS)
2002-12-11 by edibennardo <endiendi@tin.it>
Why don t we all use a custom made cable, (or synthtech can easily make it), and use an ordinary 1/4 stereo jack, three poles are enough for MIDI IN and looks
Re: [motm] Another source for ferrite beads
2002-12-11 by groovyshaman@snet.net
One can also get the muRata BL01RN1 from alliedelec.com: muRata BL01RN1-A1D2B 70ohm@100MHz body length 5mm Allied 711-4101 $0.45 ea Also at mypioneer.com part#
Re: [motm] FS: motm/blacet modules
2002-12-11 by blip
this seems to have shown up quite late... the patch panel, one lfo, time machine, and rack rails have all gone to analogue heaven folks. sorry! (blame yahoo!)
Re: MIDI panel jack (Deltron/DGS)
2002-12-11 by strohs56k <strohs@eskimo.com>
I used some of these on a project - they are from DGS/Deltron and Mouser has some stock. The nice thing is these mount into a round hole with a keying notch.
Re: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by sucrosemusic <sucrosemusic@yahoo.com>
I would, of course, have to paint the jack itself, so as to match everything else. Black sharpie? ... sent me
Re: [motm] RE: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: Larry, you showed us every view EXCEPT what it would look like from the front of the panel! --LH-- Huh?? This is the front.
MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Here is one for consideration. This is the one James Richardson sent me from the UK. I have no idea of the source. Front view:
Re: Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-11 by Scott Gibbons
... Ditto. best, - Scott ____________ http://www.red-noise.com http://www.strawberryplanet.org
Re: [motm] Re: More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-11 by J. Larry Hendry
Not yet Chris. I will be meeting with cabinet guy and looking at good inside hardware and getting prices. I have to figure out what everything costs first.
Re: More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-11 by Scott Gibbons
... This sounds more like a DIY project than a Stooge kit. If my adding another U to a cabinet kit idea is nixed, I ll definitely have to do something like
RE: MIDI panel jack
2002-12-11 by mate_stubb <mate_stubb@yahoo.com>
Larry, you showed us every view EXCEPT what it would look like from the front of the panel! Moe ... Here is one for consideration. This is the one James
FS:MF-101/Mutron Phasor... {OT}
2002-12-11 by drg3orge <doc@trocarrecords.com>
h3y all, sorry for the blatant misuse o bandwidth, but i have a couple o items to sell to further my modular. i thought i d see if anyone here is interested
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-11 by jhaible
... Switchcraft one has silver ... Silver flanges of DIN jacks look great on a black front panel. JH.
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-10 by J. Larry Hendry
I vote for panel mount too. I will also tell you that James Richardson (speak up when you can James) sent me a panel mount MIDI jack for drilling for one of
RE: [motm] Re: More about Stooge walnut cabinets
2002-12-10 by Chris Walcott
any ballpark idea on end user cost? - chris
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-10 by Paul Schreiber
Everyone scour the ends of the earth for an all-black DIN panel mount jack. The future of mankind rests on your shoulders. Paul S. ... From: J. Larry Hendry
time machine sold
2002-12-10 by blip
thanks for everyone s interest in my poor time machine... bleep. out. ... www.mp3.com/leichenfeld www.mp3.com/captainhotrod www.mp3.com/silenttristero
Re: [motm] Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-10 by media.nai@rcn.com
... My opinion (which I guess counts since I m going to buy a 600 which seems will have the same issue :) is put all the MIDI connectors in back, like most
Re: Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-10 by Mike Marsh <mmarsh@stellcom.com>
My vote is for panel mount. Stability is key, and I don t mind the exposed hardware. Mike ... bottom. Moe, please mock it up. ... issue. The standard pcb
Re: Now, another topic to vote on
2002-12-10 by gooboworks <andy@goobo.com>
... think it will be better ... I vote for the panel mount, I do not want any plug issues. I do not mind the presence of the mounting hardware. - Andy
RE: [motm] Another source for ferrite beads
2002-12-10 by Chris Walcott
kind of off topic but I was wondering what they are used for. - chris ... From: Scott Juskiw [mailto:scott@tellun.com] Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 1:57 PM
FS: motm/blacet modules
2002-12-10 by blip
hello. i m pruning my modular back because i ve ended up using it more for processing than anything else. all modules except the 300 were assembled by me and
Another source for ferrite beads
2002-12-10 by Scott Juskiw
I just found (to my surprise) that Active carries those ferrite beads that we see on all the MOTM modules. I ve been using beads that I got from Mouser for my