Modern analogue architecture OR anyone wanna open their FR777 and take a look for me?
J.D.McEachin
jdm at synthcom.com
Fri Apr 23 19:41:07 CEST 1999
At 10:07 AM 4/22/99 GMT, Paul Maddox wrote:
>from my experience of modern synths they tend to be surface mount
>mainly... use micro-processors and/or DSP's... there is very little
>inside them...
>
>Classic example of this was when I opened my Tx81z, one damn chip!!!
Not true! The SRAM was on a separate chip and socketed. I know
because I modded mine w/ a 4x memory expansion (this was over 10 years
ago, and I've long since sold the TX81Z, so don't ask me for details,
I think it was just a matter of using a 4x bigger SRAM & routing the
select lines to a switch).
It is pretty difficult to mod most digital synths, though.
JDM
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