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CGS Synthacon Panels

2007-12-22 by gino wong

I was running around looking for my Steiner CGS Synthacon boards and
think I may have cleaned them up into the circular file.  I them
realised that one of the best and easist to build filters has no off
the shelf panel available except Laurie's Elby Euro version.

It would be an easy one, Not expensive.  Maybe we could get
Bridechamber to stock it and STG to design it (the boy is a gifted
panel designer and is geekily into it unlike anyone else including
Deyo).

BTW, Paul Perry is a very good guy, his gear is great and he has a
gentlemans attitude toward his work and the people he deals with.


gw

Re: CGS Synthacon Panels

2007-12-23 by data2action

would be swell if bridechamber decided to do a run of MOTM-format 
panels, but i can't imagine needing yet more new designs... there 
are at least 8 in the files section of this group; both brewster and 
stoogepanels have designs posted; the euro-version is pretty much 
dictated by the layout of the euro PCBs and is available from elby, 
and i have a frac adaptation of that design available at my 
website.  

bbob 
www.fluxmonkey.com

--- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "gino wong" 
<wonggster@...> wrote:
>
> I was running around looking for my Steiner CGS Synthacon boards 
and
> think I may have cleaned them up into the circular file.  I them
> realised that one of the best and easist to build filters has no 
off

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> the shelf panel available except Laurie's Elby Euro version.
> 
> It would be an easy one, Not expensive.  Maybe we could get
> Bridechamber to stock it and STG to design it (the boy is a gifted
> panel designer and is geekily into it unlike anyone else including
> Deyo).
> 
> BTW, Paul Perry is a very good guy, his gear is great and he has a
> gentlemans attitude toward his work and the people he deals with.
> 
> 
> gw
>

Re: [ModularSynthPanels] Re: CGS Synthacon Panels

2007-12-26 by Scott Deyo

I've got a Synthacon design ready to roll.
I hope to "catch up" on CGS in MOTM format by mid-2008, as well as 
MFOS, Oakley, Tellun, and everyone else in the whole world!!!!
DotCom will follow, with a small lag that I hope to get rid of.

And yeah, for Euro look to Elby.

Cheers,
Scott Deyo
The Bridechamber
contact@...
www.bridechamber.com

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On Dec 23, 2007, at 11:37 AM, data2action wrote:

> would be swell if bridechamber decided to do a run of MOTM-format
>  panels, but i can't imagine needing yet more new designs... there
>  are at least 8 in the files section of this group; both brewster and
>  stoogepanels have designs posted; the euro-version is pretty much
>  dictated by the layout of the euro PCBs and is available from elby,
>  and i have a frac adaptation of that design available at my
>  website.
>
>  bbob
>  www.fluxmonkey.com
>
>  --- In ModularSynthPanels@yahoogroups.com, "gino wong"
>  <wonggster@...> wrote:
>  >
>  > I was running around looking for my Steiner CGS Synthacon boards
>  and
>  > think I may have cleaned them up into the circular file. I them
>  > realised that one of the best and easist to build filters has no
>  off
>  > the shelf panel available except Laurie's Elby Euro version.
>  >
>  > It would be an easy one, Not expensive. Maybe we could get
>  > Bridechamber to stock it and STG to design it (the boy is a gifted
>  > panel designer and is geekily into it unlike anyone else including
>  > Deyo).
>  >
>  > BTW, Paul Perry is a very good guy, his gear is great and he has a
>  > gentlemans attitude toward his work and the people he deals with.
>  >
>  >
>  > gw
>  >
>
>  
>