> From: Paul Schreiber <synth1@...>
> OK all you knuckle-heads, listen up!
Hey !! I resemble that remark !!
> 2) I don't want a bi-color LED because it adds $15 to
> the cost, 5 parts,and consumes power when not
> bypassed. I'm guessing 99.99% of the time
> the VC lag will be used.
Well neither did I. However, it is cool on the 320. Some other Stooge
just couldn't remember how that last "LED" conversation ended. <snicker>
> So, when I'm playing the keyboard, a tap on the
> switch kicks the lag in and out. Think of damper
> pedal on a piano. FYI, this is how the GLIDE
> functions on a Minimoog.
I know this is supposed to be simple, so I'll try to keep it that way. If
I understand, the lag is bypassed when the switch contact is made up. So,
if a guy wanted to have "LAG" only when remote switch is depressed, he
would wire to his switches N.O. contact. Someone wanting to "tap on" and
"tap off" would need a push-on / push-off switch. The bypass is only
bypassed when the tip is actually shorted to ground. Do I have that right?
And for those guys that want to "clap-on" and "clap-off", like other
stooges I know, they will have to design their own circuits.
> 4) The switch is for lazy Stooges who don't want to
> rig up a footswitch.
Not me. A foot switch rules. I be riggin'. I use that function all the
time in my Kenton.
> Paul S.
> 14yr old daughter makes me crazy
Crazier than us?
Larry H