CEM/SSM

[Barry L Klein]

I have all the SSM and CES chip documentation I know of in a "book" I
put together I call the EM IC Databook. I don't sell a heck of a lot of
these -
if it doesn't cause any issues with the owners of the original
material/datasheets
you can copy whatever you want from that for your website.  As much of
this
is already on various sites in one form or another it should be cool, but
I'm not
going to be the final say on it, you understand....  Then if someone wants
a
hardcopy of all of the stuff, I can provide it (hopefully you'll mention
that...).

Described at my site at http://www.xavax.com/bklein

The material in the Electronic Music Circuits book, described at the same
site, I
wish to retain rights to and do not release rights to it for websites or
whatever.  Once
in a while its nice to get a little extra money to eat something other
than Kraft
macaroni and cheese for dinner....   :-)


Barry

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From: 	The Proteus[SMTP:proteus at ugwarehouse.org]
Sent: 	Thursday, August 24, 2000 8:49 PM
To: 	Synthesizer DIY List
Subject: 	Re: CEM/SSM

All,

	If you know what SSM chips you have in mind, I can ask Dave Rossum
about them - I'm sure he'll provide a wealth of data on them. :-) I'm also
attempting to compile some information, datasheets, and block diagrams of
the SSM chips which will appear with the launch of synthmakers.org. 

Regards,

The Proteus

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On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, The Old Crow wrote:

> 
> On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, David Castillo wrote:
> 
> > What are they exactly (CEM CEM3340, CEM3310, CEM3280, and in the old
> > revs the Solid State Music(SSM) chips, which some says who sounds
> > fatter) ?
> 
>  http://www.synthtech.com/cem/cemdata.html
> 
>   Paul has plenty of chips (except 3310s, alas) for sale.  The 3280 is
an
> old RCA dual OTA, still made by Harris. (CA3280)
> 
> > How they controlled vco's, vcf's and eg's in the prophet 5, anyone
have
> > Schematics?
> 
>   You can get a tech manual with fold-out schematics from Wine Country
> (http://www.winecountrysequential.com/).  It is a bit pricey for the
rev3
> book, but worth it. ($60.00 or so). Rev2/SSM book is cheaper.
> 
> Crow
> 
> /**/
> 
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