Bad news : Ua726 depleted

Andrew Schrock aschrock at cs.brandeis.edu
Thu Aug 12 22:59:49 CEST 1999


If you're going to go this route, isn't there a small-PCB replacement 
version of the uA726 manufactured? I seem to remember it was produced, but
not cheaply, by some UK synth company. Analog solutions perhaps? I forget
the name, but I seem to remember the price being around $90. Maybe
somebody should think about a DIY version? 

Andrew

-| Andrew Schrock | aschrock at cs.brandeis.edu |-

On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Mike Granger wrote:

> I know this is a long shot, but there was a part manufactured by National
> Semiconductor with a part number : LM726; ( I think) and it was supposedly the
> equivalent to the uA726. This part was not manufactured for a long time, but
> stock of it might exist somewhere. Just a thought.
> 
> Mike Granger
> Greenville SC
> 
> jbv wrote:
> 
> > Quinton Fulsom :
> >
> > > So before we start going off here please verify and post your "sources" in
> > > which your deriving comments and defining what I've said.
> > > Quint
> > >
> >
> > Actually, Quint is right : I just checked my source and the stock
> > is NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE (although it was still available
> > last week when I forward my original offer to AH).
> > Anyway, if it's true, it really pisses me off to learn that someone
> > bought the stock the day after my original posting...
> >
> > There are other stocks available, but the quote is so high (more
> > than 10 times the price I announced in my offer !) that it
> > becomes ridiculous...
> >
> > So what's the conclusion to this thing ? I'm not sure...
> > Actually, I came across that quote for uA726 as I was
> > looking for other parts, and I thought it could be
> > interesting to run a group order through the lists...
> >
> > It is clear that we've been acting as real newbies,
> > but was there any other way to run a group order ?
> > As a humble hobbyist, I wasn't going to invest $3000
> > before knowing exactly how many ppl would be interested,
> > and get stuck with 50 or more unsold chips...
> >
> > Sorry for disapointing you folks... I'm sure these chips
> > will reappear on the market sooner or later, but the price
> > won't be the same...
> >
> > jbv
> 





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