Re: [motm] JH-5 demo/new look
2001-12-04 by jhaible@t-online.de
... secs. ... used? ... TTL chips!). You can ... more demo that screams ... And thanks to Paul for getting this beast for me in the USA and sending it over to
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Re: [motm] JH-5 demo/new look
2001-12-03 by Paul Schreiber
... Not exactly, but rather the tabs will reverse . The new site has MUCH smaller graphic sizes. ... Quantec QRS: old German-made reverb, all discrete logic
Re: [motm] JH-5 demo/new look
2001-12-03 by ixqy@aol.com
The site is looking good Paul. Do you plan to keep the navigation LEDs that light up when you run the cursor over them? I thought those were neat. The JH-5
www.wiseguysynth back on line
2001-12-03 by J. Larry Hendry
Thanks to MOTM friend Cary Roberts, www.wiseguysynth.com is back on-line. Well, actually, the DNS points to my data at Cary s site now. But, assuming I can
Re: [motm] MOTM-490 uVCF
2001-12-03 by Paul Schreiber
... First, the JH-5 has *2* of these in it, and a lot of the JH-5 character is in the VCO VCF VCA chain which is different than current MOTM
MOTM-490 uVCF
2001-12-03 by Scott Juskiw
... It sounds great, but only 1U wide? Let me guess. 1 input jack, 1 output jack, 1 v/oct jack, 1 FM jack. 1 freq pot, 1 resonance pot, 1 input level pot, 1 FM
JH-5 demo/new look
2001-12-03 by Paul Schreiber
... correct ... Complain
End cap fitting
2001-12-02 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, I found the carbide tipped tool I was looking for today to fix the fit on some end caps. Tonight, I will begin the process of turning all of the 15/64
Re: [motm] Re: Power Supplies Etc.
2001-12-02 by John Blacet
In the case of the Blacet PS500, you can run this right out to 500 mA, and not worry about the 80% rule . We designed this supply to operate at 750 mA, but
Re: [motm] Honkin' supplies, Part #2
2001-12-02 by John Blacet
Our modules might draw a little more current than the average of 40mA that Paul threw out. This is mostly because of added features. We do try to use the
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1138
2001-12-02 by Norman Fay
In message , motm@yahoogroups.com writes ... Now, IMO the trapezoid /envelope is one of the best things about the
Re: Power Supplies Etc.
2001-12-02 by phaneber@one.net
First off, thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I ve pretty much decided to build the power supplies in their own case with a fan. I have a SKB 4-space
RE: [motm] Mitchell ...
2001-12-02 by Tkacs, Ken
I thought Mitchell s Law was a sequel to that Joe Don Baker movie that MST3K stomped all over...
Re: [motm] That EMS sound...
2001-12-02 by alt-mode
[Catching up on some old posts...] I think the special characteristics of the VCS3 are not so much from the oscillators and filter but from the unique
Re: [motm] Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by Paul Schreiber
For AC wiring, you use 16ga, 600V rated insulation wire. Paul S. ... From: Jeffrey Pontius To: Paul Schreiber Cc:
Re: [motm] Honkin' supplies, Part #2
2001-12-01 by jwbarlow@aol.com
In a message dated 12/1/01 12:18:22 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... Good name for a 70 s TV series! When electrons and music collide, there s only one thing you
Re: [motm] Honkin' supplies, Part #2
2001-12-01 by Scott Juskiw
... When designing my cabinets I used a spreadsheet that let me try out different configurations of modules so that I could estimate the power draw and the
[motm] Re: Power Supply Location & Cooling
2001-12-01 by Scott Juskiw
... I would be concerned about having a fan that blows into the box. Cooling aside, I ve seen such arrangements pump a lot of dust and junk into the box. You
Re: [motm] Honkin' supplies, Part #2
2001-12-01 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Since I ve been going through more power process over the last month and computing amperage draw, be aware that some other modules have more amperage
Re: [motm] Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by Jeffrey Pontius
... Just for clarification, if using 14ga. from a Power One to distribution terminal blocks and/or 960 s then 14 ga. should be used from the Power One to the
RE: Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by mate_stubb@yahoo.com
Paul s tips are graphically illustrated here, if you haven t already seen the Synth of Doom s power distribution scheme:
Internet server outages ?
2001-12-01 by J. Larry Hendry
Is anyone besides me noticing a series of outages that may be related to the @ home system money troubles. There was an article in a local paper indicating
Re: [motm] Internet server outages ?
2001-12-01 by alt-mode
@home was ordered to shutdown by a bankruptcy judge but the bondholders (AT&T and Cox are two) can negotiate service. From what I have seen from the North
Re: [motm] End cap... errr... issues
2001-12-01 by J. Larry Hendry
These are the kind of responses that I expected. There will be a slight delay in shipping the remaining end caps whilst I carefully enlarge the hole and
Re: [motm] Internet server outages ?
2001-12-01 by Craig Critchley
Yesterday a bankruptcy court gave @Home permission to shut down their service, as requested by bond-holders and opposed by cable companies and the FCC, but I
Re: Power Supply Location & Cooling
2001-12-01 by phaneber@one.net
Thanks for the help Paul. I m okay on the size of the Power One, I have the 5 Amp version. I had estimated the draw at about 3.5 Amps. I still may put the
Re: Mitchell's Law
2001-12-01 by phaneber@one.net
Doesn t this Mitchell guy know that modules are like money, yuou can never have too much!
Re: [motm] End cap... errr... issues
2001-12-01 by Craig Critchley
I got mine yesterday, and they just *barely* fit. Tight, and I had to loosen and adjust the rails to get them to fit. This is a pretty cheap-o rack, a
Re: [motm] End cap... errr... issues
2001-12-01 by Joe Pavone
Hello Larry (and all), I got my end caps and found that they worked perfectly for my SKB cases, but I had problems on my industrial rack (from mouser I
Re: [motm] Mitchell ...
2001-12-01 by elhardt@aol.com
... Mitchell s law is something thought up by John Mitchell (also known as Konkuro). He is currently on a few synth message boards. He believes that if a
Honkin' supplies, Part #2
2001-12-01 by Paul Schreiber
OK, there is one other thing to consider: NEVER run these Power One s harder than 80% of current rating. This is to keep the transistor junction temperatures
End cap... errr... issues
2001-12-01 by J. Larry Hendry
Well, despite the fact that the hole is large enough to support 1/16 inch of slop movement side to side, I have already encountered a rack that my end caps do
Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by Paul Schreiber
... ((I m looking for that Lexus LS430 brochure, checking trade-in value of the Taurus)) ... In the back, in the bottom, in the *center* of the cabinet. Then
Power Supply Hum and Cabinet Cooling Questions
2001-12-01 by phaneber@one.net
Hi, I m looking for help from someone with experience with a large system. The first question concerns power supply location. My cabinet (which was built
Re: [motm] Interference
2001-12-01 by Paul Schreiber
Save up for a NEC flat panel. I use the 15 , 1024 x 768 model LCD1530V. Staggering video quality, no EMI, about $320 bucks. The MOTM should not pick up the
Interference
2001-12-01 by sucrosemusic@yahoo.com
This has probably already been discussed, but I m concerned about RF interference. I have a computer monitor in my studio, which is a pretty evil thing when
Re: [motm] More eBay silliness
2001-12-01 by J. Larry Hendry
If Paul got an order like that for assembled modules, he would have fell out of his chair not from laughing, but from a heart attack. HA HA Stooge Larry ...
Re: [motm] More eBay silliness
2001-11-30 by KA4HJH
... Obviously they re going at this ebay thing all wrong. Since they re basically asking $1k per module/component, they should tear it apart and sell each
Re: [motm] More eBay silliness
2001-11-30 by Thomas Hudson
$30,000?!? Someone should do a mock up of what 30k in MOTM modules would look like, take the MOOG picture and put it next to the mock up. Which would you
Re: [motm] More eBay silliness
2001-11-30 by Paul Schreiber
... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.......EEEEEEEKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! C R A S H...(fell out of chair laughing). BTW: this is the 5th TIME they have tried to sell this
More eBay silliness
2001-11-30 by ivancu@aol.com
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1488268103 Another Moog modular. Ivan
RE: [motm] [OT] Fixed
2001-11-30 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
The funny thing is that Visio *wasn t* written by Microsoft. They bought it after it was a full-featured and popular product. Of course, they may have f&!$ed
Fixed
2001-11-30 by Paul Schreiber
$&*#$*&#! Microsoft. Who writes these things? Fred Beecher fixed it for me. Paul S.
[ot] Need Visio help
2001-11-30 by Paul Schreiber
I can t get Visio to fill a shape (it will shadow, but no fill). It looks enclosed to me, and I did a Shape...Group to be sure but the program won t apply
Modularsynth.com Photo Contest
2001-11-30 by John Blacet
Some good photos received, but I would like to see some more, especially those gorgeous MOTM systems! Deadline extended to Dec 8th. Regards,
Re: [motm] MOTM-ized Dark Star help
2001-11-30 by John Blacet
The last batch of motomized DSCs went out with a sheet detailing optional hacks and a small bag of parts required for same. I added a capacitor to the noise
Re: Yet another useful MOTM compatible product...
2001-11-30 by Scott Gibbons
... I use a 10-space SKB for live use. It allows for two rows of modules and the back can be latched closed. Of course it s deep, but I stack other SKB s on
Re: [motm] MOTM-ized Dark Star help
2001-11-30 by J. Larry Hendry
... From: I m building an MOTM-ized Dark Star, and I need suggestions on redoing the jack and pot wiring for the Stooge panel I ve ordered.
Re: [motm] MOTM-ized Dark Star help
2001-11-30 by Dave Hylander
Hello David, There are no instructions with the Stooge panels. I assume you are building the MOTM style kit from Blacet? You can wire the jack grounds the
MOTM-ized Dark Star help
2001-11-30 by dgsaa@home.com
Hi everyone, I m building an MOTM-ized Dark Star, and I need suggestions on redoing the jack and pot wiring for the Stooge panel I ve ordered. The Blacet