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2005-01-04 by verbos2002
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > > I added a quick photo of a full rack of blue modules with end > pieces to the photos section. Wow. I hope you don't mind me saying, Grant, that this is how it was meant to be. beautiful. Mark
2005-01-04 by the finger
> $312 via Paypal > > Hey Grant, are the 1200 series not supposed to be sub $200????
2005-01-03 by Michael A. Firman
Hi there Henry, Grant custom builds those himself. He uses laminated plywood cut to fit and then sands and coats them with the "Rock" paint. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Henry Till wrote: > Hey Grant et al., > > This is my first posting to the group - hello all. I'm in the
2005-01-03 by Henry Till
Hey Grant et al., This is my first posting to the group - hello all. I'm in the midst of building a Modular, and I hope to own some of these wonderful Wiard 1200 modules sooner or later. I was wondering about these small gray speckled plastic cases a.k.a. "Rock Blocks" that I hav
2005-01-03 by grantrichter2001
I added a quick photo of a full rack of blue modules with end pieces to the photos section.
2005-01-03 by grantrichter2001
$312 via Paypal --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "mrboningen" wrote: > > i can't find a price anywhere on your site grant, how much? > > gregg. > > --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" > wrote: > > If you want one immediately, please drop me a note at > > sales
2005-01-03 by mrboningen
i can't find a price anywhere on your site grant, how much? gregg. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > If you want one immediately, please drop me a note at > sales@w... so I can order a faceplate for you. Blue and > Black versions are the same price. P
2005-01-02 by grantrichter2001
I thought this might interest some of you. http://www.welbornelabs.com/woodchassis.htm
2005-01-01 by grantrichter2001
Boogie Filters have started shipping. Some people have back orders for the Boogie Filter going back a year. So I am clearing up the back orders before I take new ones. Nick and I have been working very hard and there are currently 50 Boogie PC boards stuffed and on the self. When
2004-12-30 by grantrichter2001
I have pushed out the 1200 series delivery to 4-5 weeks to allow me to catch up on back orders. Thank you for your support. Please enjoy a happy and safe New Year!
2004-12-29 by mritenburg
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Michael Ford > from Grant. Once I got a Woggle bug, If I only had a wogglebug :-(
2004-12-29 by mritenburg
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Justin Modra wrote: > What are you going to use as a clock signal? > I plan on using the gate from one channel of a Roland MPU-101. Infact, last night Christophe (I hope he doesn't mind me sharing this) Contacted me and suggested I try doing har
2004-12-29 by Michael Ford
This was something I was interested in doing, and I got the directions from Grant. Once I got a Woggle bug, I felt I didn't really need to. The step outputs provide the same functionality. There isn't a test point. It involved snipping a resistor and/or diode. On Dec 27, 2004, at
2004-12-29 by Justin Modra
What are you going to use as a clock signal? --- mritenburg wrote: > > This might be a question for Grant... > > I'm working on this patch using the RND output of > the Classic VCO in > low mode. I started thinking it would be nice to > clock the RND from > an external source. I
2004-12-28 by mritenburg
This might be a question for Grant... I'm working on this patch using the RND output of the Classic VCO in low mode. I started thinking it would be nice to clock the RND from an external source. I popped open my Classic VCO to see if any of the test points provide a RND clock in.
2004-12-23 by mritenburg
--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Michael A. Firman" wrote: > > > Yes, the Sequantizer can also be clocked at audio frequencies. > Yes, it makes a very very nice graphic VCO. Try this patch: 1. Noise ring out -> 1v/oct VCO in. 2. VCO set to audio range in 9:00 position 3. Trian
2004-12-22 by Ryan Ryan
can it be clocked to audio frequency? "Michael A. Firman" wrote: They are pretty different animals so it's hard to compare, but the Sequentizer has a few bells that the TKB (by itself) doesn't have. First, it has a quantizer. Second it has individual stage glide. Third, It can be
2004-12-22 by Michael A. Firman
Yes, the Sequantizer can also be clocked at audio frequencies. --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, Ryan Ryan wrote: > can it be clocked to audio frequency? > > "Michael A. Firman" wrote: > > They are pretty different animals so it's hard to compare, > but the Sequentizer has a few
2004-12-22 by Michael A. Firman
They are pretty different animals so it's hard to compare, but the Sequentizer has a few bells that the TKB (by itself) doesn't have. First, it has a quantizer. Second it has individual stage glide. Third, It can be clocked (like the TKB) or you can use voltage control stage sele
2004-12-22 by RaZoR
Hey There Personally, I've never used a serge, but maybe somebody else could answer that. All the best RaZoR --- Ryan Ryan wrote: > hey, somewhat an addon to the trade thinger. > > but, what's the advantage ic ould gain with a > sequantizer vs, the serge TKB, i have a tkb right >
2004-12-22 by RaZoR
Based in LA, and the module is in perfect condition. I can also send you a pic. By the way, I'm also after the original dual joystick controller, just in case you know of anyone. All the best RaZoR --- Ryan Ryan wrote: > where are u located, and what condition is the > sequantize
2004-12-22 by Ryan Ryan
hey, somewhat an addon to the trade thinger. but, what's the advantage ic ould gain with a sequantizer vs, the serge TKB, i have a tkb right now, and i also in tend on buying a future retro mobius. will i gain anything from the sequantizer? -ryan RaZoR wrote: Hey Ryan I'll trade
2004-12-22 by Robair, Gino
I'll take your sequantizer and raise you a Borg. Hey guys...take this offline please! It's hurting my feelings... > ---------- > From: Ryan Ryan > Reply To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 11:25 AM > To: wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com > Subject: Re: [w
2004-12-22 by Ryan Ryan
where are u located, and what condition is the sequantizer in ?:-) RaZoR wrote:Hey Ryan I'll trade you a sequentizer for a Woggle! All the best RaZoR --- Ryan Ryan wrote: > > Hey i'm wondering if anyone would be into trading a > nother 300 series module for a woggle bug? > > perh
2004-12-22 by RaZoR
Hey Ryan I'll trade you a sequentizer for a Woggle! All the best RaZoR --- Ryan Ryan wrote: > > Hey i'm wondering if anyone would be into trading a > nother 300 series module for a woggle bug? > > perhaps a borg, or a sequentizer? > > > > -ryan > > > > ---------------------------
2004-12-22 by Ryan Ryan
Hey i'm wondering if anyone would be into trading a nother 300 series module for a woggle bug? perhaps a borg, or a sequentizer? -ryan Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses.
2004-12-22 by kursk53704
Hello & Happy Holidays I'm selling a joystick. It's in perfect condition (has never left its nest) and its going for $85 + shipping. If interested please reply off list. Thanks Bill Gibson
2004-12-22 by Justin Modra
> Wiard Group: > > The file "clock in question1.jpg" has been uploaded > - > Is this the correct orientation and location of D6 > in > the Noise Ring block diagram? > > Question 2 - At low frequencies, why does the Clock > indicator LED flash at changing frequencies? > (Flashes >
2004-12-21 by grantrichter2001
Thanks for reporting the typo. I have updated the manual. Happy Holidays to All --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Scheidler" wrote: > One more Noise Ring question - Do Noise Rings live in a mirror universe > or something? In the manual it reads: > > At 5 o'clock position
2004-12-20 by Andrew Scheidler
One more Noise Ring question - Do Noise Rings live in a mirror universe or something? In the manual it reads: At 5 o'clock position, all zeros are output and the "Chance indicator" LED is always off. At 7 o'clock position, all ones are output and the "Chance indicator" LED is alw
2004-12-20 by drmabuce
(!!!) i stand corrected... and just in time for xmas! (mrs. mabuse makes little trophies out of these missed calls!) thank you ! professor & a cool yule from all here at mabuse manor! -doc --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" wrote: > > Yes, just add the two jack
2004-12-19 by grantrichter2001
Yes, just add the two jacks. Sincerely, I did not realize so many people wanted a white noise source, or I would have just done this to begin with. An honest oversight. But since this is a genuine enhancement, it is not covered under warranty. Parts cost is about 40 cents, and it
2004-12-19 by RSA
Does it just involve adding the 2 missing jacks? Thanks, Rob A. PS the "Nose" Ring misspelling was humorous.
2004-12-19 by grantrichter2001
Because the Serge uses unsheilded banana cables, the output impedance is very low in order to "absorb" any noise on the cable. The resistor value is typically 330 ohm. The 1/8" systems use shielded cables and an output resistor of 1K or the equivalent. This higher output resistor
2004-12-19 by Ryan Ryan
ok, well in the serge manual, ther eis stated almost every 2 pages "DO NOT CONNECT TWO OUTPUTS TOGETHER!" and says 1 out of 1000 will destroy things due to power reuqirements. is this the case with 1/8" or just banana jacks? :-) btw, got an all wiard track up, bear in mind, it wa
2004-12-18 by Justin Modra
Wiard Group: The file "clock in question1.jpg" has been uploaded - Is this the correct orientation and location of D6 in the Noise Ring block diagram? Question 2 - At low frequencies, why does the Clock indicator LED flash at changing frequencies? (Flashes at 1Hz then faster, the
2004-12-17 by grantrichter2001
The panels are 2.5mm thick. First row of jacks are 1 inch from bottom and 1/2" in from each side, evenly spaced across panel. Next row is 5/8" above the first (some minor variations) so solder lugs overlap. Jacks are Mouser 16P135. Vertical pot position is as needed for function
2004-12-17 by Ryan Ryan
nevermind, the seller told me the way:-) -ryan Ryan Ryan wrote: Hey the fedex guy just dropped off a 7 module wiard over here but i'm having a problem!, I'm not sure exactly how to wire the PSUs to it! and i want to make sure 100% on what to do, I don't want to fry such a beautif
2004-12-17 by supisuzoi
the jacks of the 1200's appear to be in alignment (at least the lower ones, in the case of the JAG), i guess that would be a significant detail i'd want to know. also, what is the panel thickness, 3mm? and the font used for the legending? kevin --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com,
2004-12-17 by Ryan Ryan
Hey the fedex guy just dropped off a 7 module wiard over here but i'm having a problem!, I'm not sure exactly how to wire the PSUs to it! and i want to make sure 100% on what to do, I don't want to fry such a beautifal synthesizer:-) ok, well i looked in the manual, and dot to do
2004-12-17 by Henry Till
supisuzoi wrote: > btw, i did see that there is a frac-rack template file available on the blacet > website. all we need now is a wiard template, with the general spacing information on it! yeah actually - i second this motion - a template for wiard spacing would really help out
2004-12-17 by Michael A. Firman
I suspect that the Frac-rack template on the Blacet site would do you well. Just ignore the holes for the pots and jacks. i.e. the template is the proper size (for a 2U module) and has the proper mounting hole locations. I don't think that Grant has a "standard" placement of the
2004-12-17 by Andrew Scheidler
Cool :) I would never touch something like this, cuz I'm worthless as far as electronics, but I have a friend named Tony... And I have a Freq Div module that would love to be involved. And that could run the Binary Zone... woo hoo! And yes, I pondered the idea of making MIDI and
2004-12-17 by drmabuce
true...It was the frigid Milwaukee winters that forced the evolution of the wogglebug circuit. The #1 prototype required a troublesome mixture of gasoline, fuel oil, peppermint extract, and pulverized CA3080's. During Milwaukee's arctic season, flakes of parafin tended to form in
2004-12-17 by Justin Modra
The #1 wogglebug involved a modified 2-stroke snowmobile engine - very noisy. --- "Fahl, Romeo" wrote: > Having built a couple, I can say that if you're > patient enough to roll > your own, the #3 Wogglebug is definitely worth the > effort. > > R. > > > -----Original Message-----
2004-12-17 by Justin Modra
Eh, the Doc still rules! --- drmabuce wrote: > > Manual???? what's that? (oops!) > ;'> > as usual.... > a much more elegant solution than mine! > ;'> > ThanX Professor! > > PS(im) > pls forgive the OT... > re: 'click-timing' on the PSIM > did you ever try my pgm: syncable.bas? >
2004-12-17 by Ryan Ryan
also anyone know if there'll be a wiard blue for this? there surely must be a way...:-D on a question for grant(haven't been able to reach via email), is there anyway to get a wiard blue style face plates for perhaps any of the blacet modules?:-) -ryan "Robair, Gino" wrote: Hey G
2004-12-17 by drmabuce
Manual???? what's that? (oops!) ;'> as usual.... a much more elegant solution than mine! ;'> ThanX Professor! PS(im) pls forgive the OT... re: 'click-timing' on the PSIM did you ever try my pgm: syncable.bas? it's on Brices Yahoo Group, in files/program code/code fragments/MBASIC
2004-12-17 by Robair, Gino
Hey Grant and gang, Any further indications about when the Boogie filter will become available? ginorobair
2004-12-17 by grogg barrel
--- the doc rules drmabuce wrote: > > Hi Andrew > (of the PSIM list fame) doc here... > As far as i can see, the 1200 series modules > were designed very > 'close to the bone' everything is designed to make > ultra-efficient use > of the components. and keep production cost & lab