WTD: Digisound CV ADSR PCB Layout

[david.peachey at natwestuk.co.uk]

Romeo, Romeo

Which of the ADSR PCBs were you after, the Dual EG or the VCEG (one uses two 
CEM3310s, the other uses just one)?
If you e-mail me private with your own private e-mail address (it's not on 
your message), I'll e-mail them both to you - JPEGs OK?  Alternatively, if 
you give me a few weeks, I can get whichever one(s) you want made up and 
snail-mailed.

David P
david.peachey at natwestuk.co.uk
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From: INTERNET:owner-synth-diy at horus.sara.nl/
To: INTERNET:synth-diy at horus.sara.nl/
Subject: WTD: Digisound CV ADSR PCB Layout
Date: 02 July 1997 23:21

Hello All,

I have a couple of CEM3310s that I would like to use for ADSRs.  I have the
article for the Digisound ADSR, but no PCB layout.  I was wondering if one
of you kind readers would be willing to send me a scan or xerox of it.

Romeo

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the turbine buckets, a professional musician was hired.  With his perfect
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to the solution of the vibration problem by tapering the blades slightly to
increase their natural frequency, and by reducing the operating RPM of the
engine from 9,000 to 8,7000 RPM."  From "Messerschmitt ME 262 Arrow Into
the Future" by Walter J. Boyne