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2002-08-01 by Tony Karavidas
Yes, this does potentially take away sales from me, but hey...it s a good buy. When they dump them all, they ll buy more Knobbys! :) Tony Karavidas Encore
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2002-08-01 by Tony Karavidas
Yes, this does potentially take away sales from me, but hey...it s a good buy. When they dump them all, they ll buy more Knobbys! :) Tony Karavidas Encore
2002-08-01 by Paul Schreiber
95% sure this is the final version: www.synthtech.com/misc/m450.jpg Paul S.
2002-08-01 by The Old Crow
... Wow, almost as many parts as the 480... ;) Crow /**/
2002-08-01 by J. Larry Hendry
A review will be expected gents. Dave Hylander and I were discussing this a while back. I have a chip with some stuff Dave had and all of the old Korg DSS-1
2002-07-31 by groovyshaman@snet.net
Yikes!! Actually, this will be fun! :) George
2002-07-31 by Paul Schreiber
Here is the filter bank silkscreen, in PDF format: www.synthtech.com/misc/m450_slk.pdf Paul S.
2002-07-31 by Paul Schreiber
1) After a 2-day marathon session, I just submitted the MOTM-450 Fixed Filter Bank *breadboard* to the board shop. I got everything to fit on a 5 x 6.75 board,
2002-07-31 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 7/31/02 2:03:38 PM Central Daylight Time, ... Me too.. : ) Andrew
2002-07-31 by mate_stubb
I ve just ordered mine... Moe ... This looks interesting.... ... quantity ...
2002-07-31 by Tentochi
This looks interesting.... ... quantity ... understanding ... of ... One ... four. ... mailing ... Blacet
2002-07-31 by Paul Schreiber
I m frantically working on the MOTM-450 Fixed Filter Bank prototype pcb, as tomorrow is the end of the cheap prototypes at the board shop :( (they are TRIPLING
2002-07-30 by robs7@aol.com
OK, this aint news to most of you. feel free to move on finished building my 820 a few days ago! different up and down lag speeds is really cool. I never
2002-07-30 by nathan durham
This and many other articles from Keyboard are contained in a Hal Leonard book called Synthesizer Technique . Lots of articles by Moog, Patrick Gleeson, Craig
2002-07-29 by John Blacet
I had tight jacks on my only other MOTM kit (Ultra VCO). Had to hit the drill press, but no biggy. Paint has some real appearance advantages but clean holes is
2002-07-29 by Paul Schreiber
The jack holes on these front panels is *snug*, due to the paint build-up. You can do a couple of things here: a) I actually screw the jack in the hole, as
2002-07-29 by mate_stubb
The Synth of Doom cabs use biscuits and wood glue, at both right angles and oblique angles. There are interior corner braces as well. The case is extremely
2002-07-29 by mmarsh100
And I ve never had a problem with Elmer s Wood Glue, particularly with the right kind of joinery. Biscuits and Elmer s make a strong joint horizontally, but
2002-07-29 by Dave Hylander
It is strong glue, but has the same problem that urethane/epoxy glues have for cabinet making. If you get excess glue on the face of the cabinet, it gets into
2002-07-29 by Tkacs, Ken
Has anyone used biscuit joinery and Gorilla polyurethane glue? Is it as strong as everyone says it is? Thanks in advance.
2002-07-29 by elle_webb
Check with Larry and Dave first: http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/panel.htm Schaeffer does a great job, too. They take about two weeks to turn it around. The
2002-07-28 by kanaguvnor
Hi! I ve decided to make a few of the Oakley Sound modules to augment my MOTM system. Has anyone found a good front panel fabrication service in the US, as
2002-07-26 by Adam Schabtach
... Thanks. Changing its filename extension to .DOC enabled me to open it in Word. --Adam
2002-07-26 by Tony Karavidas
Yeah you re right...the file should be renamed!!
2002-07-26 by Thomas Hudson
... It s actually an MS Word document. TH
2002-07-26 by Adam Schabtach
... Acrobat Reader doesn t want to load this file. Anyone else have this problem? The older ap_test.pdf file works fine. --Adam
2002-07-26 by Tony Karavidas
Your original question was something like do I need those big caps that don t sound good...this other site seems to avoid them by using proper resistors...
2002-07-26 by Tkacs, Ken
TWIMC: Article about Uncle Bob and the Plymouth-uh, Starship-um, no, Minimoog Voyager. http://cgi.citizen-times.com/cgi-bin/story/business/17041
2002-07-26 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I m not sure what you mean here. I m talking about a DC voltage offset at the output due to the input bias current and input offset current (my
2002-07-26 by edibennardo
... From one mission to another mission Enrico Italy
2002-07-25 by media.nai@rcn.com
... Thanks, I ve seen that trick used for crossovers, but I guess I forgot. If I use a non-inverting amp, should I still AC-couple the inputs?? Or am I better
2002-07-25 by Tony Karavidas
Spray those bags with RAID!! ;)
2002-07-25 by Paul Schreiber
Received pc boards yesterday for the MOTM-190 uVCA/RM prototype. A few minor boo-boos and resistor tweaks, but all in all it s working. AP plots comparing the
2002-07-25 by Tony Karavidas
I quickly looked at that page and the reason they don t use DC blocking caps is because those are all bipolar supply circuits. They just don t happen to show
2002-07-25 by media.nai@rcn.com
It seems like synth-diy is down again, so I m posting this here. I need a simple headphone amp that can run from the RCA outs of a VCR. The SSM2135 is a dual
2002-07-25 by Tony Karavidas
... Yes, those caps are there to keep DC from frying your headphones or anything else downstream. You cannot simply AC couple the input and expect there to be
2002-07-25 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Yeah. Normally I have TONS of extra solder left over (although recent kits have included a more reasonable amount), but my extra got used up with a couple of
2002-07-25 by Craig Critchley
Thanks. I only got this far because the meeting provided me with much needed deadline pressure. ;-) They also naturally provide a gate (when you re touching
2002-07-25 by Scott Evans, Gen Mgr
I gave up libido years ago. The bar was just to dang low to get under. Or am I thinking of something else? ;) Scott
2002-07-25 by elle_webb
Anybody else sick of the damn libido ads? Like I need anymore libido! I m channelling all my supressed libido into synth building!
2002-07-25 by elle_webb
Make your life easy. Record it back to the Sonar computer. Record it in mono - cuts the computer s work in half. If your computer can t handle this, spend $150
2002-07-25 by John Loffink
This looks like a nice project. I bought a few of these touchpads myself with the same intentions, but have never freed up enough time to get past the block
2002-07-25 by Adam Schabtach
... This must be a project other than building MOTM modules, right? I ve got a massive surplus of solder. I think I typically build three modules with the
2002-07-25 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 7/23/2002 9:18:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Boy! I d like to see a possible Stooge related product out of this! JB
2002-07-24 by John Blacet
Lead free solder is not the organic type. Radio Shack and a lot of normal electronic stores don t carry anything but rosin core. Planning a bit ahead and
2002-07-24 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Please forgive the crosspost. I was working on a project last night, and was VERY nearly out of solder. And it was VERY nearly the time that Radio Shack
2002-07-24 by media.nai@rcn.com
... I don t have the time to go into this in detail. The simplest solution is to put your MIDI sequencing and audio recording on the same machine running the
2002-07-24 by paulhaneberg
You can do this high tech or you can do it low tech. Low tech is cheap and it might or might not work. Best solution is to generate a master clock and a time
2002-07-24 by J. Larry Hendry
I will be out of touch from Thursday AM through Sunday PM on a guy s motorcycle trip trough OH and PA. So, you will not receive your normal speedy answers to
2002-07-24 by mbedtom@aol.com
This is probably a RYFM (read your flamin manual) question, but I ll ask if there are any pointers someone could share... How does one synchronize tracks
2002-07-24 by J. Larry Hendry
Cool. Looking forward to hearing more. :) LH ... From: Craig Critchley To: ; Sent: