Smokin'

[jupiter4]

If you can't get one from someone in your country (USA??) give me a shout and
I'll post you a copy of the schems...

I think its from an old Polyphony issue 

Cheers, Dave ...
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From: Dan Higdon on Mon, Nov 4, 1996 4:19 pm
Subject: RE: Smokin'
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From: Dan Higdon <hdan at charybdis.com>
To: synth-diy <synth-diy at horus.sara.nl>
Subject: RE: Smokin'
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 10:10:02 -0600
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From: 	jupiter4[SMTP:jupiter4 at bt-sys.bt.co.uk]
> The SUperseque is a nice sequencer, I keep drooling over the schems for this
> and wondering how the hell I'm going to transfer that thing to vero
> board!!!???
> Did you vero board or did you get PCB's made?

Where can I find these schematics?  I assume they are printed in some old
issue
of some magazine....  Could someone either point me towards it, or fax it to
me?

Thanks
Dan Higdon (hdan at charybdis.com)