AW: Steiner-Parker? Other diode filters?

[Haible Juergen]

	>On a more related note, does anyone else out there know of synth
VCF's
	>that used diodes as the control voltage element (as opposed to the
	>transistors in the Moog design)?  I know of only a few:
	>
	>EMS VCS3/Synthi
	>Roland TB-303
	>Korg MS-50 (these three can be seen at
http://www.seanet.com/~costello)
	>Practical Electronics Minisonic
	>
	>What other synths used diode filters?  I suspect the Steiner-Parker
	>synths used these (perhaps in a state-variable configuration). Did
some
	>of the older Rolands use diode ladder filters?  Didn't PAiA use
diodes
	>in some of their filters?

Roland SH-5, if memory serves.
And I wouldn't be surprised if the "Korg-35" IC, that was widely used
in many Korg synths, uses a diode ring, too. I really do not know,
so don't create a myth, I just think that it would make sense.

JH.