[sdiy] Electronotes

[harrybissell]

Hi Dave....

I was quite pleased with the 'everything package'... early issues are a
fascinating
history of electronic music and synth-diy in its infancy. The later issues are
the
beginnings of DSP based synths... kind of 'not my style' but its a good way to
ease
into that if you like.

Plan on receiving a REALLY HEAVY package of paper... it took me several hours to

hole punch the pages and assemble into SIX really really large binders. If I did
it
again I'd choose more smaller binders (easier). The big ones are so heavy you
need to
read them at a table.

For those on a budget... the engineer's handbook and preferred circuits
collection
are a good overview... but might miss some of the more esoteric designs.

Note... some of the parts used in the designs are becoming obsolete at this
time...

H^) harry

D A F wrote:

> This brings me to a question about Electronotes for Harry or anyone else who
> has purchased a lot of them.  Did you find them to be worth the investment?
> I had a friend who attended Cornell University in the mid 1990's and he met
> up with Bernie and even got some 'freebies' from him to send to me.  Once in
> a while I see Electronotes stuff published (with or without permission?)
> online.  I've pondered ordering the whole enchilada ($300) in the past, but
> wondered if I would get enough out of it to make it worth the price.  Just
> wondering if anyone could throw in their 2 cents...
>
> thanks,
>
> Dave
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Harry Bissell Jr" <harrybissell at prodigy.net>
>
> > I hope that if he retires his business, that he
> > allows someone to post the book contents...
> >
> > Or will this be like electronotes ???
> >
> > H^) harry  (who actually HAS all the e-notes :^)