[sdiy] Synth giveaway!

[harrybissell]

Its possible I may have the documentation for the original 2720 VCO, earlier than
the one on the web.  Let me know if its needed

H^) harry

The Peasant wrote:

> Happy New Year everyone! All the best for a fabulous New Year with much
> pleasant DIYing for all!
>
> A coworker, in a fit of fall basement cleaning, has given me the old PAIA 2700
> series project from his mis-spent electronics DIY youth. I would like to pass
> this bit of hardware on to somebody who already has some 2700 series gear and
> would like to restore or add to it. There is absolutely NO documentation with
> this stuff, so if you do not have either access to the documentation or similar
> hardware to work from, it would be very difficult to put to use.
>
> The synth consists of a PAIA vinyl keyboard "resistor" with wire frame
> note "keys" all attached to a piece of wood, some longer wire "contacts", and
> four home-made "modules" connected with three PAIA pcbs. There are also two
> unconnected PAIA Filter pcbs as well as a home made VCA pcb. The four modules
> are not labelled, but are connected to pcbs labelled 2720-6 (EG?), 2720-2
> (VCO), and 2720-7 (Power Supply). The other two PAIA boards are 2720-3L (Low
> Pass Filter) and 2720-3B. The modules themselves are basic aluminum half-boxes
> with minijacks, pin jacks, and potentiometers mounted without knobs or any
> labelling.
>
> Pictures are at:
>
> http://www.electronicpeasant.com/misc/paia1.jpg
> (All parts visible except the Power Supply.)
>
> and
>
> http://www.electronicpeasant.com/misc/paia2.jpg
> (Underside of modules as well as Power Supply and VCO pcbs.)
>
> So if anyone can use this stuff, it's yours for the cost of shipping from
> Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, unless you want to pick it up in person, in which
> case it's completely free!
>
> Take care,
> Doug
> ______________________
> The Electronic Peasant
>
> www.electronicpeasant.com