SergeModular

Up for grabs is a panel in a ROX box with a Serge 5 stage sequencer, 4 stage sequencer, Quantizer, with a Driscoll Dual VCA, and Triple comparator. The Driscoll VCA is pretty standard but has separate inputs for ac and dc. The Driscoll Triple comparator is the same as the Serge comparator with two differences:

First, it has a trigger output that pulses when the input falls below the threshold. These are great for extracting an event from an ADSR, slew generator, lfo, whatever. Now I've never actually used a Serge comparator but from what I understand the Driscoll comparator's "L" output is the same as the Serge comparator output but inverted. To be clear, the Driscoll comparator "L" output is normally high but goes low when the input rises above the threshold and stays high until it falls below the threshold again. This output makes square waves with fantastic sounding pwm when you sweep the threshold with some cv! Since the output events are on the fall, it's well suited for experimenting with patching a compressor.

The panel comes with a PS6 power supply which will power up to 6 panels.

Asking $3000, pic here:

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i182/wholetone/For%20Sale/pic.jpg

epk

price droop!

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "deadcustomers" <electronicpresskit@...> wrote:
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> Up for grabs is a panel in a ROX box with a Serge 5 stage sequencer, 4 stage sequencer, Quantizer, with a Driscoll Dual VCA, and Triple comparator. The Driscoll VCA is pretty standard but has separate inputs for ac and dc. The Driscoll Triple comparator is the same as the Serge comparator with two differences:
>
> First, it has a trigger output that pulses when the input falls below the threshold. These are great for extracting an event from an ADSR, slew generator, lfo, whatever. Now I've never actually used a Serge comparator but from what I understand the Driscoll comparator's "L" output is the same as the Serge comparator output but inverted. To be clear, the Driscoll comparator "L" output is normally high but goes low when the input rises above the threshold and stays high until it falls below the threshold again. This output makes square waves with fantastic sounding pwm when you sweep the threshold with some cv! Since the output events are on the fall, it's well suited for experimenting with patching a compressor.
>
> The panel comes with a PS6 power supply which will power up to 6 panels.
>
> Asking $2800, pic here:
>
> http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i182/wholetone/For%20Sale/pic.jpg
>
> epk
>

another price droop!

--- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "deadcustomers" <electronicpresskit@...> wrote:
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> price droop!
>
> --- In SergeModular@yahoogroups.com, "deadcustomers" <electronicpresskit@> wrote:
> >
> > Up for grabs is a panel in a ROX box with a Serge 5 stage sequencer, 4 stage sequencer, Quantizer, with a Driscoll Dual VCA, and Triple comparator. The Driscoll VCA is pretty standard but has separate inputs for ac and dc. The Driscoll Triple comparator is the same as the Serge comparator with two differences:
> >
> > First, it has a trigger output that pulses when the input falls below the threshold. These are great for extracting an event from an ADSR, slew generator, lfo, whatever. Now I've never actually used a Serge comparator but from what I understand the Driscoll comparator's "L" output is the same as the Serge comparator output but inverted. To be clear, the Driscoll comparator "L" output is normally high but goes low when the input rises above the threshold and stays high until it falls below the threshold again. This output makes square waves with fantastic sounding pwm when you sweep the threshold with some cv! Since the output events are on the fall, it's well suited for experimenting with patching a compressor.
> >
> > The panel comes with a PS6 power supply which will power up to 6 panels.
> >
> > Asking $2600, pic here:
> >
> > http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i182/wholetone/For%20Sale/pic.jpg
> >
> > epk
> >
>

willing to split them up if need be, taking offers, will go to ebay soon if nobody has a home for these guys!