Hi Fernando I have seen a few books with photomultiplier circuits but none of them seemed suitable for synth apps....at least to me....2000V power supply and very sensitive. If you want I can have a 2nd look...probably just the thought of trying to source a photomultiplier put me off. Have you checked out photo-detector tubes, they can be pretty cheap on ebay. I got 6 for $5 last year, tho 3 of them were corroded. There are a few ccts for these in files, an interesting one could be made with the Douglas envelope shaping circuit. Or if you want to go all Raymond Scott, check out Weber - low freq waveform generator. Also worth a look is 'blind aid' in medical ccts - scanning a photodetector tube over print gives tones that are (supposedly) complex enough for the listener to identify the letters. regards Andrew --- In tubesynthdiy@yahoogroups.com, "Fernando de Izuzquiza" <fdi@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > Would the photomultipliers be of any use? > Like the 2055 I just know of it's existance. > > best, > > Fernando >
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Re: photomultipliers
2008-02-14 by bbluthang
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