[sdiy] VCO help

[R. Drake]

dustin.

you can get a lot of help from Ken, the SDIY list, or the CGS list on Yahoo
if you ask specific questions... but hard to help with no detail.

there are a lot of options in this design, a good strategy would be to
ignore the +/- control section (CV1 &2), the sine/variable shapers, and the
suboctave, and concentrate on the core... once you get that working, attack
those optional sections one by one.

i've built a couple dozen CGS boards, the designs are solid but are not
necessarily for beginners... and the VCO is one of the most complex
projects.  if you decide to go with a full kit, as an alternative to the
PAIA i'd highly recommend the Blacet VCO kits...  i have built 4, and they
are the workhorses of my system.  all parts included, step-by-step
documentation, and great support from john.  something to be said for
spending a little more on something as critical as the VCO.

best
bbob 




on 9/4/05 11:28 PM, dustin sedlacek at dustin.sedlacek at gmail.com wrote:


ok so the CGS vco isnt working properly , and i have no vco's at all ...
should i rebuild the cgs vco ? or just get the paia vco kit? i am tired of
being agrivated with try trying to get the cgs vco to work ...i am a bit of
a novice to building i , i have the knowledge to do it .. but in application
i am missing a few things ...i really want to get a vco  and am not
agrivated with where to turn any suggestions from the list ?



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