4066's
Steven Curtin
sdcurtin at lucent.com
Mon Aug 11 20:02:34 CEST 1997
At 06:06 PM 8/11/97 +0200, you wrote:
>
>> Ok That's the story. Any reason I shouldn't use a bucket load of
>4066s?
>
>Great description. I feel very much the same.
I once looked under the hood of my Buchla quad mixer which I later sold to
Grant Richter, now of Wiard. There were a bunch of 4016's Don used for
switching. I replaced them with 4066's which are supposed to have a lower
on-resistance and throught I might have got a cleaner sound.
There are some telephony companies making switch matrix chips these days.
They might be better for matrix patching than discrete 4066's. (As far as
I know Lucent isn't one of them). I got a catalog of one of these
companies in 1990 but never followed up on using them.
Steve C
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