Modular Synth Panels

I would also be a candidate for a super psycho lfo panel !

cheers, steven

--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "krisp" <krisp14u@...>
wrote:

>
> Hi Scott
> are you doing a pannel and bracket for the cgs super psycho

modulation source ?

> also what is the shipping charges to the UK
> looking rorwards to your site going up so i can get a better feel

for what products your puting out there

> cheers paul
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: tsomneevich
> To: ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2006 11:29 PM
> Subject: [ModularSynthPanels] silkscreened panels are ready!
>
>
> Hello again group,
>
> Sorry to keep hassling you that aren't interested in this. I meet

w/ my web guy tomorrow

> and hopefully go live w/ the site this weekend. Meanwhile...
>
> There are five silkscreens ready, listed below. 1U are $20, 2U

are $25 and 3U are $30.

> Please keep in mind that these panels are about 1/64" too small,

and you may need to file

> the mounting holes a tiny bit if using rails! I'll supply

mounting screws to atone for this

> hassle :)
>
> 1U Optic CV Processor: uses CGS mixer board. Schematic to be on

site soon. Mixer is

> wired as three reversible attenuators. Optic cell goes on top

(use an LED bezel for

> mounting). Controls are +/-Offset, +/-CV1/optic, +/-CV 2. Jacks

are CV1 (normalled to

> optic cell), CV2, CV3 (unattenuated, usually for 1v/oct), Output.
>
> 2U Cynare: includes switches for each filter response, and two

optic cells selectable via

> switch: 1/off/2. These affect the 'shimmer'.
>
> 2U Utility LFOs
>
> 2U BiNTic Filter: uses a modified Mixer, or Tellun's MUUB-2 PCB,

to get square and saw

> waves from the oscillator. No linear FM. I may do a BiNTic

Expander on the next run, which

> will include linear FM, PWM on the VCO, and VC Res using my VR

Resistor PCB.

>
> 3U Wave Multipliers: includes a ring mod, unspecified -- a 4030

MS-20 style on the proto

> section of the PCB? A passive real one from Ken Stone? You

choose.

>
> So there you go. Readymades will be ready once they're all

tested, in stock, photo'd, and

> sound sampled -- a week or two. Kits shortly after.
>
> Cheers,
> Scott
>