MOTM

Ken Stone has 2 modules, one (cgs60) meant to allow you to use a guitar effects pedal w/ modular signal levels, and the other (cgs46) for converting a module for use w/ guitar.  basically a preamp and a voltage divider packaged together.

http://www.cgs.synth.net/

bbob
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>Message 13=20
>    From: "Matthew Hiscock" audio@...
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>    Date: Tue May 9, 2006 2:07pm(PDT)=20
>Subject: Re: Balancing amps for non-modular synths.
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>That's what I need. And it's pretty cheap.
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>Or I guess I could diy one up, something like this:
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>http://1176neve.tripod.com/id6.html
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>I believe that one is just a step-up and not a
>step-down, which is=20=20
>really all I need.
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>On 9-May-06, at 4:46 PM, John Neilson wrote:
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>> Would something like this do the trick for you?
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>> http://www.bswusa.com/proditem.asp?item=3DLLS
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>> They make an 8-channel version as well.
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>>> Attenuate I can do already - I want to boost.
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>>> My sampler and Matrix are both set at unbalanced
>(-10) and I want to
>>> take them up to balanced (+4), like my modular.
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>>> I know the MOTM filters can handle unbalanced
>levels just fine, but
>>> I'd rather have the boosting before and not
>after the filtering. I
>>> also want to save the trouble of switching the
>-10/+4 switch on my
>>> soundcard.
>>>
>>> Matthew
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