MOTM

Well, a question becomes: why doesn't Paul use voltage regulators on his 
5v modules...

Also, why would *any* module manufacturer require more than one 'in' on 
the modules, having a +15, -15, +5, etc.

I'm sure power drain is one concern, but what about 'noise?'  Paul, 
what's your take on using voltage regulators all over a system?



Cynthia Webster wrote:

>
> > Message: 1      
> > Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 20:27:54 -0000
> > From: "elherbus" <jvasche@...>
> > Subject: Analogue Systems to MOTM format?
> >
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > How difficult is it to convert AS modules to MOTM format?  (I'm
> > intrigued by the RS310 reverb/chorus...)  I assume that in addition
> > to the wiring for pots and jacks I would have to change the power
> > connector, but I don't know what else would be involved.  Looking at
> > their website, it doesn't appear that the modules are offered as
> > kits, only preassembled.  Is this going to be a huge headache?
>
> I have a custom circuit board designed specifically for this
> called the Cynthia Euro'Dapter Card.
>
> It has a combination of mechanical and electronic courtesies that
> make my custom module adaptations to Modcan & Cynthia format a breeze!
>
> They' work just fine for MOTM Panels as well!
>
> It is 2x6 inch card with a pair of 12 volt regulators, and a 5 volt
> regulator, and converts the board mounted 4-pin
> MOTM/Blacet/Oakley/EFM/Encore power connector with (+/- 15 VDC) to the
> Analogue Systems type power connector with (+/- 12 VDC and 5 VDC).
>
> It also has power connectors for Doepfer, Analog Sys, Analog Sol,
> Modcan, Serge, and Arrick  so it is really a universal module transporter
> board.  I have about (4) fully assembled cards still in stock at $60.00
> each (includes shipping in the USA).
>
> They are fairly simple, but all the hard work is done for you!
>
> I will try to get a page of pictures up quickly, and can provide any
> number of these if you want to pre-order them.
>
> (See, I read this list too! LOL!)
>
> Best Wishes!
>
> Cynthia