i only have 2 left! I rather like the MOTM 440 filter so i bought some PCBs from Paul and built them up in Dotcom format. These are real MOTM filters with a Dotcom faceplate. Taken from MOTMs site: You have probably heard of the SSM2040 filter chip, used in the Prophet 5 Rev. 2 synth, the Voyetra 8, and others. Although short-lived, the SSM2040 filter had a unique sound different from a Moog, ARP or other 4-pole lowpass. Why? The design used a clever discrete OTA gain cell. The MOTM-440 offers an updated SSM2040 architecture using matched NPN/PNP pairs and features a switch that adds a second audio feedback path to boost bass response at higher Q levels. This makes the filter "growl and rumble" even more! In addition, voltage-controlled Q allows for more sweeping effects. Three audio inputs and three CV inputs make the MOTM-440 the killer lowpass filter in your system. The internal gain structure is such that over-driving the filter is now possible (unlike the Prophet 5) to get even more nasty sounds. Did we mention it self-oscillates at high Q? All filters are already made (so no wait) and have been tested. They are actual MOTM filters but will work in a dotcom PS and system. The faceplate, knobs and power are the same as all dotcom modules. The 440 is one of my favorite filters and it looks nice in the system. They are 325.00ea If you want photos or questions email me. Thanks, Josh
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FS MOTM 440 built in Dotcom format
2007-04-16 by tartarboy
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