Dotcomformat

Hi,
  I'm very interested and hope I'm not too late. 
Please reserve one for me if possible.
Thanks,
Chris
--- Suit & Tie Guy <erwill@suitandtieguy.com> wrote:

> hi,
> 
> i'm in the middle of building some filters based on
> Yves Usson's  
> adaptation of the ARP 4072 filter in dotcom format,
> with his co- 
> operation. i'm currently in a run of four of these
> things and thought  
> i'd offer them to the list for sale before throwing
> them on ebay.  
> they've got a filter cutoff knob (the big knob like
> the Moog 904A), a  
> resonance knob, and an attenuator for the 3rd CV
> input, two audio  
> inputs, and an audio output. in addition, it fits in
> one MU  
> (horizontal moog/dotcom width ... isn't "1MU" easier
> to say?) and  
> has  dotcom power connector, a professionally
> manufactured circuit  
> board, and what i feel is a very attractive
> faceplate. in fact it  
> very brazenly proclaims this module as the
> "Post-Lawsuit Lowpass  
> Filter," in honour of the legal action of hazy
> recollection which  
> prompted this filter design.
> 
> here's a photo:
> http://stgsoundlabs.com/april_2007_product_line/ 
> april_2007_product_line-Images/0.jpg
> 
> and here's a video of this thing filtering one
> oscillator from a  
> Minimoog under control of a x0xb0x:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch? 
> v=gq02-NAt4vU   for some reason the audio is a
> little out-of-sync.  
> turning your envelope generator's Attack knob will
> not change the  
> filter cutoff of this module. also, towards the end
> i bring in  
> another oscillator on the minimoog ... so don't be
> confused into  
> thinking this filter also comes with a free phaser.
> i'll get the hang  
> of this "demo video" thing sometime. haha.
> 
> anyway, as i said i'm in the middle of a run of four
> of these things  
> and 2 have been spoken for already. if anyone wants
> one or both of  
> the remaining pair my current asking price is 225
> USD plus shipping.  
> drop me a line if you're interested.
> 
> thanks,
> ---
> Suit & Tie Guy
> www.suitandtieguy.com
> 
> 
> 



 
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