Thomas Henry's "reprints" book

[J. Larry Hendry]

Since we are dealing with opinions here, I would like to respectfully
disagree.  What you have said is true that some of the circuits use the CEM
and SSM chips.  for example, there are 3 EG circuits, one CEM, one SSM, and
one discrete.  The real value in the book for me is the explanations that
accompany the circuits.  And, many of the chips used in the circuits are
still indeed available.  So far, I have felt like I got my moneys worth
from the book.  Perhaps, it might be a disappointment to some of you guys
experienced enough to design your own circuits.  For a non-engineer like
myself, it is full of good info.

My $.02
Larry Hendry

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> From: Henri Kovalainen <hekovala at lyseolukio2.kajaani.fi>
> To: synth-diy at mailhost.bpa.nl
> Subject: Re: Hmmm...Thomas Henry has vanished
> Date: Wednesday, December 23, 1998 5:01 PM
>  I would like to emphasize that the book is really useful *only if* you
>  have a source/money/time for all those CEMs and SSMs. Just about every
>  circuit in Henry's book uses them... I mean, come on, an ADSR eg that
>  utilizes a specific ADSR chip? Wouldn't have needed a book to built this
>  type of stuff, rather a data sheet. So, if you don't want to use a crap
>  load of custom chips, the book is a big disapponitment.