[sdiy] coolaudio chips

[Pete Hartman]

I wouldn't imagine the Time Machine would be able to use these, since the
Coolaudio chips are the 3200 series BBDs not the 3000 series -- lower
voltage range.

However, it is very interesting to see that these folks also say:
September 24, 2015 - Xvive Audio MN3005

We are please to announce that starting today we are taking pre-sale orders
for the new Xvive Audio MN3005
<http://cabintechglobal.com/index.html?tab=semi&prod=MN3005> analog BBD
delay. This is a modern remake of the classic Panasonic part that achieves
the same level of performance as the original. Xvive has invested heavily
in new development and production of this part that is the heart of their
new W3 Memory Analog Delay Pedal
<http://www.xviveaudio.com/productInfo.asp?id=251>. Shipments of presale
orders are expected to begin the first week of November, presale orders
will have guaranteed stock reserved.

Thanks

Pete



On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 8:02 AM, <blacet at blacet.com> wrote:

> Looks like Small Bear is also going to stock.
>
> I got an email inquiring about Time Machine pcbs.
>
>
> > I just found out about this,
> > Coolaudio chips including BBD, VCA, OTA, DSP and ADAT are available in
> > single quantities from US based reseller:
> > http://cabintechglobal.com/?tab=semi&prod=V2164M
> >
> > Roman
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