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2007-12-22 by jalmari3
I would have no problem with 23HP, if a 1HP blank panel was included with the module. If you didn't know, Doepfer is discontinuing their 1HP A-100B1. The gain of space by having two odd HP modules in the same row seems quite unlikely though.
2007-12-22 by (i think you can figure that out)
Mike Brown also does a good job of keeping each Livewire product different in this regard. It's good. We're actually working on our first which will incorporate PCB mounted pots (Model 30), which frees the design up a lot to throw controls where we want them. I'm going to have to
2007-12-22 by Chris Muir
At 12:43 AM +0000 12/21/07, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: >I totally hear about the visual acuity issues associated with many >modules of the same width, all with pots in the same neat little rows. >My only gripe with Analogue Systems' synths. You get a bunch of >those
2007-12-22 by gabu_004
Scott, I Personnally think that it's a bit annoying to have them with odd measurement since there seems to be some type of standard on that...( I mean there's no need to do what others does ultimately... so don't take that personnal or anything) But That would be the only thing t
2007-12-22 by Loren Nerell
>just kinda afraid to bother posting here again as it seems a previous post >to get in touch with Peter as my emails were going unanswered. So finally >after about a month I posted to AH and the Doepfer group and received a >prompt response. Phil When did you send your email to P
2007-12-22 by (i think you can figure that out)
I am the moderator and yes, I screen the messages. Those which talk about how big you want your Johnston, or where you can buy replica Breitling's don't make it. I can tem before they post. Niether do personal messages sent to me which aren't applicable to the group. I do this as
2007-12-21 by p. hendricks
hey guys, is Peter the moderator here? so then, are posts censored by Peter or someone? just kinda afraid to bother posting here again as it seems a previous post to get in touch with Peter as my emails were going unanswered. So finally after about a month I posted to AH and the
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
I totally hear about the visual acuity issues associated with many modules of the same width, all with pots in the same neat little rows. My only gripe with Analogue Systems' synths. You get a bunch of those lined up and it really messes with my senses. This one we're working on
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
These use Euro regular rails. Not designed for one big faceplate type of deal. About the Easel - talk to uncle Donny about that one :)))) Seriously, I'd love to do something like that. Can hardly keep up with the crap on our table as it is though. - P --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@ya
2007-12-20 by nakedintruder
Hey Peter... My feelings on the issue are that there's nothing wrong with odd panel measurements :) The 'problem' quickly solves itself if you add a second odd-sized device or blank, and so far I've had no panel size complaints about the handful of odd-sized devices I've shipped
2007-12-20 by Daniel Ornelas
Man that is all excellent news, I'll just have to live with my flying rail (no back) for a few more months then ;) ~Danny On Dec 20, 2007, at 11:23 AM, (i think you can figure that out) wrote: > We're going to try to get it in at about $1200 for the model with mult > panels on to
2007-12-20 by cray5656
This case you mention has me interested... Will it be actual Plan B modules in a case i.e seperate modules or all modules behind 1 big facepalte? ,,,,or can we expect a Buchla music easle :-)
2007-12-20 by Daniel Ornelas
> Both the Headphone Pre and the Wave Splicer are 4HP. Wonderful news! 15A, 23 and those new modules... 4HP is the new 8HP ;) Is there an estimate price 'range' for the case? I should start saving up now! ~Danny
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
We're going to try to get it in at about $1200 for the model with mult panels on top and blank panels on bottom strips. Don't hold me to this, but this is what I'm shooting for. For 5 1/2 EUro rows, this is not bad. There are some improvements in power management in this case ove
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
If any are planning on coming by and saying hello to us (which would be great!), while there will always be someone at our booth, I will not be there on Friday. I have a teaching commitment at CalArts over the first few weeks of next year I can't break.
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
Plan B returns in '08! We'll be showing a few new things, not as many as in previous years, but the line is more mature now and that's to be expected. We'll hoping to have the new case, and two modules which I haven't decided if we're going to take them into production as of yet.
2007-12-20 by (i think you can figure that out)
Got a few letters in response to my mention of the new Model 30, many feeling that 23 HP wide was a STUUUUUUUUPID in that it will create a gap in standard racks. And they're right! I tried shrinking it down to 22, and while it works - why go that way and have controls so close to
2007-12-20 by John
I think I may have given you(or someone else) a detailed response to this question about a year or so ago on this list. I\u2019m pretty sure it was this list. I have both modules. Try to check the archives for my summary. Best Regards, John Langdon On 12/19/07 3:07 PM, "cray5656"
2007-12-19 by Daniel Ornelas
> But Peter!!! What about M15A?? Are those still planned? Dreamin of that 15A too, but the 23 would be the greatest thing since sliced bread. ~Danny Daniel Ornelas danny@anadeji.com
2007-12-19 by cray5656
hi all I own a Heisenberg and love it. I am looking to buy a Wiard modular incl the Wogglebug. How similar are the 2? Can i do everything the woggle can do in my Heisenberg? Wiard is going to set me back money wise most of next year.. but i still want: Milton Chaos Computer AFG I
2007-12-19 by (i think you can figure that out)
This issue came up again on another blog. My response to that post is important and something anyone considering purchasing a Model 15 should consider: The Expo converter circuit used in the M15 is about 80-90% responsible for it's sound - it's reaction to audio bandwidth FM. It'
2007-12-17 by gabu_004
mmmmmm I'll start saving now heeheheh But Peter!!! What about M15A?? Are those still planned? Thanks g. --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "(i think you can figure that out)" wrote: > > All, > > Sending a tease here about the next new one, the Model 30. Spent some > time
2007-12-17 by nicholas.rejack@elf.mcgill.ca
Any news on the Model 23 and 15a? -nicholas Quoting "(i think you can figure that out)" : > All, > > Sending a tease here about the next new one, the Model 30. Spent some > time with our software guy last night running through it's operations > and all I can tell you it's amazing
2007-12-17 by (i think you can figure that out)
All, Sending a tease here about the next new one, the Model 30. Spent some time with our software guy last night running through it's operations and all I can tell you it's amazing and about halfway completed. Other than that, it's 23 RU wide and will put you back about $400 or s
2007-12-14 by gabu_004
Hello list!!! I've replaced the R51! It's self oscilliating.... pretty freakin' LOUD actually!!! :D So BIG THANKS TO PETER to take the time and explain all the component replacement procedure! :D g.
2007-12-14 by (i think you can figure that out)
We've delivered 25 of them to AH in the last week!
2007-12-13 by thx1136
Hi everyone wanted some advice one whether these 2 devices would work well hooked upto other banana like modules or if anyone knows if they would make good experimental sound tweaking gadgets.They appear to be education banana jack modules ( from a local school near me and for sa
2007-12-11 by Carlos
has models 15's in stock!
2007-12-06 by junglephone
Peter, Kudos to you for taking responsibility and your courage to do so publicly is admirable. This is not something we see every day. That being said, I'm not sure that you owe anyone an explanation other than the one customer. The internet is a "funny" place where people feel p
2007-12-06 by gabu_004
Ouch! That's great to admit errors but indeed, we're human so people are abit too keen in general to point other's error... often forgetting to balance out with the good shoot, which usually surpass the errors. I guess it's part of that dark side of human nature to be attracted a
2007-12-06 by (i think you can figure that out)
I want to take responsibility for something I recently mishandled. A gentleman sent me two Model 15's for repair, one with a problem which was easy to fix, one which was oscillating well beyond it's normal range (52K), which I didn't catch in final test. This was my first mistake
2007-12-04 by Loren Nerell
>Paris Hilton. I met >her there last summer, btw. She was quite nice, was engaged in our >brief introduction and her dog is cute. Then you got her drunk, refused to give her a ride home and the rest is history. :-D -- Take care. - Loren Nerell ------------------------------------
2007-12-04 by (i think you can figure that out)
It's on the EAR site. - P --- In PLAN_B_analog_blog@yahoogroups.com, "Ryan Dean" wrote: > > What type of module is the 16? > > On Dec 4, 2007 5:24 AM, (i think you can figure that out) peter@...> wrote: > > > Although we're currently up to our necks filling production orders > >
2007-12-04 by Ryan Dean
What type of module is the 16? On Dec 4, 2007 5:24 AM, (i think you can figure that out) peter@buzzclick-music.com > wrote: Although we're currently up to our necks filling production orders which has impeded new product releases over the last couple of months, the Model 16 has f
2007-12-04 by (i think you can figure that out)
Oh Christ, might as well cover all the factoids: Brian Ferdirko's main gig is the midi-god at a studio called Extacy that's owned by one of the guy's from the band X-Japan, who I believe Thighpaulsandra worked with in the 90's. Extacy is the place that has the wall of modular gea
2007-12-04 by (i think you can figure that out)
650-700 ft sq should be fine for us. We don't require a lot of large equipment to do our thing and a couple of Metroracks would suffice as our stores department. Thankfully due to working for three companies which were seriously into dock-to-stock, I've got a handle on how to kee
2007-12-04 by (i think you can figure that out)
They should be popping up in the next couple of weeks. We're waiting for a rather large SSM2164 order to arrive (200 pieces, which was but a portion of a huge gang order placed by a group of us (Blacet, Modcan, Magic Smoke)). I had a notice on my door yesterday that a package del
2007-12-04 by (i think you can figure that out)
Although we're currently up to our necks filling production orders which has impeded new product releases over the last couple of months, the Model 16 has finally made it's way out of prototype-only mode and is in production. It should be popping up in mid January and will be the
2007-12-04 by Doug Wellington
> I spoke awhile back about moving into a dedicated facility, and it > looks like this going to happen in January as there has been more > discussions recently from the individuals which were in on the deal. > When this happens, we'll have 700 square feet, and enough room for up
2007-12-04 by Brad Hawkins
Hi there, I need a Model14. When do you think you'll be shipping more?
2007-12-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
We have another delivery coming tomorrow, possibly Wed at the lastest. Model 15's. possibly others. We keep delivering and they all sell very quickly, but I appreciate your concern - i am right there with you. Here is the deal: We're pretty much land-locked. We've got to move int
2007-12-03 by Bryan E Cornell
How about some of the other modules? At last count there were 2 of 14-ish modules available from Analogue Haven. (I'm particularly interested in the M28.) Bryan >>> "(i think you can figure that out)" 12/03/07 1:17 PM >>> Our supplier for the top three-way switch on the Model 10
2007-12-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
Our supplier for the top three-way switch on the Model 10 currently have those on backorder. We've got board sets built and waiting for them to arrive. As soon as that happens (I believe it's next week - sometime before mid-month for sure), then these will ship. - P --- In PLAN_B
2007-12-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
The trimpot of the Model 11 offsets the faceplate frequency pot and provides a means of 'centering' the freq's pot effect on the filter's center frequency. If you notice the Freq pot is heavy on the upper end of the pot's travel then you should consider doing this: It's best to d
2007-12-03 by (i think you can figure that out)
The following are directions on how to locate R51 on a Model 11 board set. The intention of this post is improve the self-oscillation of the M11. Note: If your M11 self oscillates already there is no need to do this. It won't improve it if it's already there. Hold the module so t
2007-12-03 by amnesia
PG: No. If your M11 self oscillates there's no need to do this. I don't think a photo is nesessary - - it's really easy to find this part .I'll send another post with this info. Is this for all the evil twins sold so far? Can you show us via photo where on the PCB and what PCB to
2007-12-02 by gabu_004
Thanks Peter :D I'll fix that... well at least try hehehe! Just two quick questions... yes other ones... -Any idea if more M10 will be availlable this year? -Did you get my email for Canadian dealership? thanks again, I'll let you know if anything goes wrong in the little operati
2007-12-02 by (i think you can figure that out)
We've shipped something like 36 of these guys and I have head comments like this now twice. It's the vactrols, they are all all over the place as far as response. There's an easy fix and I apologize this is happening. R51 is currently a 5.1K (that's green/brown/red bands). If you
2007-12-02 by gabu_004
Hello, So just a smal review of the M11. Nice timbre and pretty dirty compared to the many other filters out there! Also I like the 2 simultaneous 6 and 12 dB output, can keep something quite fat still with some thinner and interesting timbral modulations (hi-Q, small bandwidth).
2007-11-29 by Loren Nerell
I'm in a bit of a bind so I need to sell off some modules quickly. Here is what I am offer at the moment: Analogue Systems: RS90 VCO $100 (I have 4 of them) RS95 VCO $130 RS210 fixed filter $100 RS290 V.C. delay/sampler $470 RS295 Expander module for the RS290 $45 or both for $50