[sdiy] The start of my modular

[Colin Raffel]

Do you guys think there is a module in the list that would be  
rightfully sacrificed in return for another ADSR?

This may count as my first true contribution to the list, but I did  
some searching for that power supply, and I came up with it for only  
$10 on eBay...  ($90 list price)
http://cgi.ebay.com/Power-One-HCC15-3-A-Power- 
Supply-12-15VDC_W0QQitemZ7501862412QQcategoryZ66995QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrd 
Z1QQcmdZViewItem
It is the +/- 12/15v 3.4/3A model.  There are 26 of them so plenty to  
go around, but they are being sold as is... at $10 you can't  
disagree.  Should I pull the trigger?

-Colin

On Dec 13, 2005, at 1:50 AM, Rykhaard D.A.M.I.A.N. wrote:

> I went Power One this time (1.5 amp dual 15VDC), having used only  
> GFCs, from 1993 to 1998, for all of my machines.
> The Power One has been excellent in stability, so far, running 12  
> modules.  I had 2 similar GFCs in my last 96 module machine, with  
> each of them running 48 modules, with no troubles. :)
>
> I agree in adding at LEAST a 2nd ADSR.  But then - I'm a controller  
> freak. :)  I've got 3 x ADSRs right now, in my small machine, as it  
> is, and 2 LFOs.  I'm going to be adding many more of each.  :D
>
> From all that I've read over the last few months - I highly  
> recommend PCBs from Ken Stone's site as well.  I'm ordering 3 of  
> his Cynare drum emulator PCB as well, to get myself started in drum  
> sounds.
>
> The beginnings of the data on my new machine, are at the site in my  
> signature, if you like. :)  There's only 1 schematic up at the  
> moment, but more will be coming as I get them ready and put up. :)
>
> On 12/13/05, Colin Raffel <colin at experimentalistsanonymous.com>  
> wrote: Thanks Harry, that makes sense.  Do you mean the HCC15-3-A  
> on this
> page? http://www.flw.com/olpow2.htm
>
> -Colin
>
> On Dec 12, 2005, at 11:45 PM, harrybissell wrote:
>
> > BUY the PowerOne dual supply... it can be strapped to be either
> > +/-12V or +/-15V with no problems.
> >
> > (I don't recommend making your own power supply, its just not a
> > profitable
> > use of diy time. The parts will probably cost as much as the  
> finished
> > product)
> >
> > Use +/-12 to debug. Then later (after class) you can boost to +/-15
> > and change the few, if any... values that have to be  
> recalculated.  Its really
> > not that hard to do. In most cases its easier in the long run to  
> make all the modules
> > compatible than you add extra regulators
> >
> > H^) harry
> >
>
> -- 
> Take care,
> Warmth and Peace,
> Ryk
>
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> webpage - Dec 1205 update