Just out of curiosity what's the deal with Cliff jacks? Are there reliability issues with them or is it (as it seems below) mainly a supply issue? --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" <peter@...> wrote: > > The mini milton, like all new products (outside of ELFs) will have the > new jacks thus will be of the thin variety. > > Unfortunately I'll still need Cliffs for ELFs. There's no option > there and trust me, I wish there was as they are still a source of > constant aggravation. > > I was successful in getting them to stock the good jacks (after two > years of whining), and to keep our supplies coming I followed their advise and placed a 18,000 piece blanket order over a year's time...and they still can't seem to deliver regularly. > > Finally got a shipment in last week which we needed ...and there were > 25 pieces in the envelope. 25 pieces. So yeah, they're a joke. plus > they cost four times as much as the new jacks which have a superior > design to put it mildly. > > > - P > > > > > > --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, Don Kim <dkimcg@> wrote: > > > > Will this module also be thinner than the older PlanB modules with the > > paralel boards instead of perpendicular? It seems with the Model 15 > > getting thinner (I finally saw a Rev 3 M15 at Big City), and the > > thickness of the joystick, the PlanB line is maybe getting thinner? > > i.e. thinner cases... No complaints here, I like the slimmed down > > look. > > > > > > > > On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 7:32 AM, (i think you can figure that out) > > <peter@> wrote: > > > After some thought, I have decided that the Mini Milton will not be > > > microp based. Instead we're calling on the original design, a > > > variation of the circuit used in the board kit which was released some > > > years back. So not analog as all sequencers are digitally based, but > > > done with individual logic chips with some design innovations which > > > were not part of it's first edition. > > > > > > The main consideration here was price. It's my intent to offer an > > > affordable alternative for multiple sequencers within a single system > > > and I'd like to release this module at around the same price point as > > > the Model 15. Given that most o, i's incorporation with the 21C > > > translated to more parts, more cost with no additional performance > > > benefits. > > > > > > it's on the bench now, board art in progress. > > > > > > > > >
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Re: Model 21C Mini Milton News
2009-02-09 by jonpkull
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