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2002-04-23 by John Loffink
All priced with rack mount chassis/panel John Loffink jloffink@... -----Original Message----- From: M. Blake Wilson [mailto:mbwlaw@... ] Sent : Tuesday, April 23, 2002 4:53 PM To: SergeModular@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [SergeModular] 4 panel sale....round two hey can somebody
2002-04-23 by M. Blake Wilson
DarkStr717@... wrote: Here we go again guys..... just a little reminder that these panels are still up for sale and at reduced prices. Rock bottom prices to be exact. I might as well take out a club and beat myself to death but i really need ( well kinda) to sell these. And no...
2002-04-23 by DarkStr717@aol.com
Here we go again guys..... just a little reminder that these panels are still up for sale and at reduced prices. Rock bottom prices to be exact. I might as well take out a club and beat myself to death but i really need ( well kinda) to sell these. And no..... i won't be going an
2002-04-23 by M. Blake Wilson
arpguy wrote: Analog Synthesizer Books/Brochure's/advertisements/pricelists we know, we know, we know...you post this to AH every week. its off topic here. thanks, blake wilson, moderator, SMOG -- M. BLAKE WILSON, ATTORNEY @ LAW phone: 619 234-2200 fax: 619 234-2219 email: mbwlaw
2002-04-23 by arpguy
Analog Synthesizer Books/Brochure's/advertisements/pricelists and also old music-magazine's with info and/or reviews of synthesizer's built between 1960 and 1990. (I'm also interested in copy's) Especially Looking for = ARPEGGIO's (newsletter's from ARP) , I can trade some also.
2002-04-21 by kirkdegiorgio
Hi all for those curious about the mods available on the DTG module - I've uploaded a pic of my Signal In modded DTG to the photos section. Its a hi-quality image and non-Serge owners can clearly see for themselves in the fullsize image the incredible workmanship that goes into t
2002-04-21 by Benjamin Green
I am selling a 12U SKB pop-up mixer case wired for power distribution for a Serge modular. There is no power supply; however, the connector, cable, and distribution board are all in the case. First offer for $120 + shipping takes it. I am located in Ohio. ________________________
2002-04-19 by John Papiewski
Well bucko, the trigger input *is* available on the new DTG's. Meaning either you misread the catalog or DTG's going back many years have had this feature. Some of the popular DTG mod's include the bat switch connecting trigger and gate so you could set up an oscillator or clock
2002-04-19 by Vsyevolod
Okay, I've had a chance to check out an old catalog on the DTG and the DSG. The three things that are present on the DSG that are not on the DTG are: A 3-way switch to allow the incoming CV to affect a) the rise only, b) both the rise and fall, or c) the fall only. A 1v/oct input
2002-04-19 by S V G
It's been a while since I've had one of these puppies in front of me so I can't adequately address your first question. Though there were several mods that we used to do to both modules to make them more versatile. For your second question, Yes, you're on the right track. You hav
2002-04-19 by S V G
Jim, I'm new to this list and I don't currently own a Serge system. I used to work for Serge in Hollywood back in the late seventies. If what you're asking for is the patch cords, the Pomona cords are of the best quality. We used to supply a "make-it-yourself" patchcord kit aroun
2002-04-19 by cyndustries
Yes Jim! tMost people will agree that the ITT Pomona company - is the Rolls Royce of Bananaland... The Johnson company is also very good, (almost anything else if seen is total Junk)! Be careful not to prucahase the cheapo panel jacks with the rotating inserts as they will quickl
2002-04-19 by peff2cv
Hi Well, I finally got the chance to see and use a Serge in real life yesterday thanks to the generousity of Dhyan Moller. Pardon my excitement, but I'm so blown away by the thing... I didn't get time to barely scratch the surface of what it can do. I had a couple questions on mo
2002-04-19 by Jim Johnson
Can anyone tell me who manufactures the banana jacks used in the Fenix and Serge? And if anyone has any pros and cons on any particular banana manufacturer? TIA - Jim Johnson Metaphoric Software ------------------- Makers of Techno Toys Software for Electronic Music http://www.te
2002-04-19 by cyndustries
This is the correct one - sorry for the mistake! anyone interested in the patch cords please email me here at the correct address instead... cynthia.webster@... Thanks Cynthia
2002-04-19 by cyndustries
Hi everybody, I'm presently negotiating a purchase of 200 genuine Pomona Model-B patch cords. They are used but in good condition. (they are stackable in two dimensions, and banana at both ends) I would like to split the five-hundred dollar order with someone, and am offering the
2002-04-19 by cyndustries
Hi everybody, I'm presently negotiating a purchase of 200 genuine Pomona Model-B patch cords. They are used but in good condition. (they are stackable in two dimensions, and banana at both ends) I would like to split the five-hundred dollar order with someone, and am offering the
2002-04-17 by serge4sale
built late 2001-4 pan. 1.soup kitchen 2.blue voice 3.cv-1 4.tkb As new. $11,000 Firm. Serious inq. only.
2002-04-14 by Kirk Degiorgio
thx for the help... I was lucky enough to have my studio re-wired from scratch. I consulted the 'studio wizard' guy who advertises in SOS. He told the electrician what to do and I've had NO earth hums whatsoever... it will be interesting to see how the MOTM rack integrates with t
2002-04-14 by C. Whitten
> When I connect my Fenix up , I earth that to the Serge power supply > & it has always been fine . Same here. Never any tuning difficulties just a loss in output volume if I haven't connected my Fenix or Serge together carefully. I've certainly never had to ground the midi-cv co
2002-04-14 by sonicsynthi
--- In SergeModular@y..., "Kirk Degiorgio" wrote: > > This grounding issue stuff really baffles me. > > I use a Kenton Pro2000 Midi-CV interface which recieves Midi > from my sequencer and outputs CV into my Serge via the CVI interface module. > > V/Oct tuning is rock-solid, gate
2002-04-14 by sonicsynthi
--- In SergeModular@y..., "Kirk Degiorgio" wrote: > > This grounding issue stuff really baffles me. > > I use a Kenton Pro2000 Midi-CV interface which recieves Midi > from my sequencer and outputs CV into my Serge via the CVI interface module. > > V/Oct tuning is rock-solid, gate
2002-04-13 by Kirk Degiorgio
This grounding issue stuff really baffles me. I use a Kenton Pro2000 Midi-CV interface which recieves Midi from my sequencer and outputs CV into my Serge via the CVI interface module. V/Oct tuning is rock-solid, gates & triggers and Midi clock all work 100%. I haven't done anythi
2002-04-13 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 4/13/02 10:40:15 AM, mbw@... writes: expressionist output into any input on your mixer to establish proper ground. try this and let me know if you are then getting the correct 1v/oct voltages. >> Wouldn't plugging any Expressionist output into a Serge CV interf
2002-04-13 by m. blake wilson
obidiah2001 wrote: Greetings all from a new member and novice Sergeon. Any tips on how to get my MidiCV converter (Encore Exp.) to track a 12 tone scale ? The Quantizer works with the TKB but when I plug my expressionist into it it dosen't work right . (whatever "right" means ! )
2002-04-13 by obidiah2001
Greetings all from a new member and novice Sergeon. Any tips on how to get my MidiCV converter (Encore Exp.) to track a 12 tone scale ? The Quantizer works with the TKB but when I plug my expressionist into it it dosen't work right . (whatever "right" means ! ) Going directly int
2002-04-12 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 4/11/02 6:43:24 PM, spacemodular@... writes: Faceplate lift? groan... >> LMAO!!!!!! hahaha.... yes... if your ever in the Northwest let me know and we can jam on the fist. Kind regards John DuVal
2002-04-12 by darrelj@att.net
Attachments : Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'll repeat it again. Even if you had access to the schematics, you still wouldn't be able to build it. Trust me, it's not that easy. Tim Peter Grenader wrote: Cool that he doesn't care! Now who's gonna ask him to post an NTO
2002-04-12 by Tim Curtis
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'll repeat it again. Even if you had access to the schematics, you still wouldn't be able to build it. Trust me, it's not that easy. Tim Peter Grenader wrote: Cool that he doesn't care! Now who's gonna ask him to post an NTO schemo??? :-)
2002-04-12 by Jim Johnson
Thanks, Eric, I'll add you to the list. I never heard of the Oldsynth list.. thanks for the tip. Jim *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 4/11/02 at 6:08 PM metasonix wrote: >>>> owners might like to check out the >>>> fascinating conglomeration of modules at: >>>> tecnotoy
2002-04-12 by Spacemodular
DarkStr717@... replies: In a message dated 4/10/02 8:55:55 PM, spacemodular@... writes: from some extreme sleep deprivation lately. >> hope your putting your sleep deprivation to good use by working with your Serge till all hours of the night LOL. Glad this thread is over....jeee
2002-04-12 by metasonix
>>> owners might like to check out the >>> fascinating conglomeration of modules at: >>> tecnotoys.com/mikado/FrontPanel Jim, if you finish this design, I'd like to buy a bare PCB. PS--suggest you crosspost the URL about the Mikado to the Oldsynth list on Yahoo. E. Barbour design
2002-04-11 by Jim Johnson
Thanks for doing that, Bob. I should clarify my position on this, since I'm not big on copyright violations myself: If anyone knows how to get ahold of the original copyright owners, and knows what their opinion is on sharing any of this stuff is, please let me know and I'll make
2002-04-11 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 4/10/02 8:55:55 PM, spacemodular@... writes: from some extreme sleep deprivation lately. >> hope your putting your sleep deprivation to good use by working with your Serge till all hours of the night LOL. Glad this thread is over....jeeeez. Wish I'd been able t
2002-04-11 by Darrel Johansen
Jim, Some people have asked me about this long expired magazine. Thanks for putting them up and adding to the Serge history. Yes, Serge did publish as Arpad Benares, and used that name quite regularly in the 70s in publications and correspondence. He told me he got the name out o
2002-04-11 by Jim Johnson
Not sure if everyone here has heard of Synapse. It was a small synth magazine out of LA in the late 70's, with a lot of great interviews, techniques, and construction articles. I've scanned a few from my collection and have placed them in ftp://ftp.technotoys.com/pub/Synapse. The
2002-04-11 by synpro@aol.com
"Toto, I don't think we are in Kansas anymore!" Shouldn't we all be thankful that there are MORE modular synth makers these days that there EVER were. Isn't it great that we have all these different designs and approaches to choose from? Find the one YOU like best, that fits your
2002-04-11 by Spacemodular
I have to say that I must apologize for the atrocious things I said about Chris Whitten and especially Kirk Degiorgio regarding their brief comments about Wiard Faceplates, which many of you know has been a heated discussion recently on the Wiard list. I don't know what overcame
2002-04-10 by M. Blake Wilson
Kirk Degiorgio wrote: > Now you guys are spreading trash about Wiard to > another list. Shame on you. sorry for the cross-post... too many forums to cope with. fellows: i know the list is awfully quiet, but how about those DSG's, eh? ;^) lets stop this stuff, ok? blake, your humb
2002-04-10 by Les Mizzell
> >Wouldn't you want the knobs at the top? > > > >They will get lost under a mess of patchcords. Hmmmm.....my thoughts would put the knobs BOTTOM and connections top. I consider this to be a controller, just like my keyboard, so it would sit in front of the main panels so I could
2002-04-10 by Jim Johnson
>Wouldn't you want the knobs at the top? > >They will get lost under a mess of patchcords. Well, my initial plan was that I'd place this below my Fenix/Serge, and then all of the patch cords would be clustered together. But now I'm having second thoughts, and wondering if I want
2002-04-10 by Kirk Degiorgio
> Now you guys are spreading trash about Wiard to > another list. Shame on you. sorry for the cross-post... too many forums to cope with. Spreading trash - hardly... just a light-hearted remark for those who have been participating in a healthy and - judging by the number of post
2002-04-10 by C. Whitten
>except for him being perhaps a Brit > with a not so light hearted dig against a certain > American businessmen for which I do take offense. You are wrong. Please speak to Eric Barbour, not me. > > Now you guys are spreading trash about Wiard to > another list. Shame on you. OK,
2002-04-10 by Simon
Wouldn't you want the knobs at the top? They will get lost under a mess of patchcords. Simon Canberra AUSTRALIA
2002-04-10 by Les Mizzell
> The world of independent analog synthesizer makers is > very small. I see no point in disparaging one design > for something as small as the front panel graphics. This needed to be said. Thanks Nick. Regardless of the paint job on the front panel, Grant is actively doing some o
2002-04-10 by Spacemodular
"Kirk Degiorgio" opart@... > wrote: (and no Celtic squiggles to be seen..... ;-)) KD And "C. Whitten" chris@... > Upside: no weird artwork. Now you guys are spreading trash about Wiard to another list. Shame on you. I don't know Chris Whitten from anywhere so I can't comment on h
2002-04-08 by M. Blake Wilson
Kirk Degiorgio wrote: "i imagine (roughly; super roughly) that units could move for around $2500" I truly hope not.... KD i hope not too; however, thats an awful lot of point to point wiring, lots of jacks, switches, etc. i know that much of the logic isn't too difficult, tho. an
2002-04-08 by C. Whitten
Is that a wild guestimate? $2,500 is a lot for a sequencer. I know it does a lot of other things. Actually I was thinking that $200+ wasn't bad for the facia, especially considering the amount of modules. Upside: no weird artwork. Downside: named after a Victorian comic opera. Lo
2002-04-08 by Kirk Degiorgio
"i imagine (roughly; super roughly) that units could move for around $2500" I truly hope not.... KD
2002-04-08 by M. Blake Wilson
Kirk Degiorgio wrote: I hope you guys get it into production - I'm very interested! I have a TKB but I think this system would add a whole lot more to my Serge system. Banana jacks too! Neat design - wonderful 'musical' features like the chord quantising, etc. Bring it on! hear,