Hi Gino - guys
Will and I built the 800DBs for our five *))s and drilled 2 holes in each of the stock 800 panels from Synth Tech.
Here's how we did it:
http://www.dragonflyalley.com/constructionMOTM800.htm
The 800DBs were the very first thing we built - while we were waiting for our first MOTM kits to arrive. So we screwed a couple of them up (we're re-building those). But we love having both LEDs - one for the gate - one for the envelope.
You know - it should be pretty easy to build the 800DB on a MUUB4, sound right Scott J? Maybe I can get Will to lay that out and write instructions for it.
Bill
Will and I built the 800DBs for our five *))s and drilled 2 holes in each of the stock 800 panels from Synth Tech.
Here's how we did it:
http://www.dragonflyalley.com/constructionMOTM800.htm
The 800DBs were the very first thing we built - while we were waiting for our first MOTM kits to arrive. So we screwed a couple of them up (we're re-building those). But we love having both LEDs - one for the gate - one for the envelope.
You know - it should be pretty easy to build the 800DB on a MUUB4, sound right Scott J? Maybe I can get Will to lay that out and write instructions for it.
Bill
--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, gino wong <ginowong@...> wrote:
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> Were there ever any DB800 panels made in any volume.
> DB800 was and MOTM800 EG daughterboard by Tellun (which means amazing) that
> added a comparator and an led to the original MOTM module. I don't know
> what else it did, at some point I thought it made the EG faster which is
> something that gets Moog wonks excited.
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> I never built one or stocke the parts which is unusual for me. It probably
> happened on Electro- Muisc. They are kind've like my last stop when
> browsing. Too many places to go, I like mailing lists.
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