MOTM

Hi,

I will take the Stooge 320R panel and Tellun DB-320 PCB if they're  
still available.

skw


On Apr 19, 2007, at 2:39 PM, Mark wrote:

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> Everything is in totally excellent cosmetic, electronic, and
> mechanical condition, unless noted otherwise.
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> MOTM-110  VCA/Ring Modulator                   $320
> This discontinued module, using a rare CEM chip, is no longer
> available from Synthesis Technology.  It has two independent
> sections.  The VCA section has a unique reversible gain control.  The
> balanced modulator section, with AC/DC coupling switches and level
> knobs for both inputs, can be used as a second VCA for audio or to
> control modulation depth.  While it has many more features than the
> smaller MOTM-190, I'm selling mine because I'm tight on space, and
> have other signal multiplying gear.
> http://www.synthtech.com/motm110.html
>
>
> MOTM-700  Dual Voltage-Controlled Router      $250
> Soon to be discontinued, some consider this to be an extremely useful
> and unique module.  Extremely well-designed, each independent section
> works with either audio or critical DC voltages, is bidirectional,
> and can even switch at audio rates.  With its four LED's, it's also
> fun to watch.
> http://www.synthtech.com/motm700.html
>
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> Stooge 320R panel and Tellun DB-320 PCB        $70
> These parts, for a series of MOTM-320 modifications, are unused, and
> no longer available.  Not that Scott and Larry didn't do a great job,
> but after thinking things through, I've decided that I will modify a
> second MOTM-320, that I bought used, by changing its cap to a smaller
> value.  The panel is already drilled, and ready to go.
> http://www.tellun.com/motm/diy/db320/DB-320.html
>
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> Curtis CEM3340  VCO IC                         $45  (each)
> Three available, these are rare "white dot" CEM3340's that were
> hand-selected by Roland for use in the the SH-101.  Not all CEM3340's
> are reported to work properly in that application.  According to the
> Synthesis Technology website, "these will work in any synth, even
> MemoryMoogs (not the 8226 date code)."  Two are labeled "CEM 3340
> 2466E-01 8304".  One is labeled "CEM 3340 8651 2466G-01".
>
>
> Curtis CEM3394 IC                              $35
> Only one available, this contains one entire synth voice (VCO, VCA,
> VCF, etc.) on a single chip.  It was used in the SCI Six Trak, a
> synth I no longer own.  It is labeled "CEM 3394 8513 3264"
>
>
> Pearl Analog Delay AD-33                       $250
> This is not a Pearl AD-08.  This is rare and unique BBD delay pedal
> that has two sets of delay time and feedback controls.  It can switch
> back and forth between these two sets of knobs from footswitch.  It
> also has a feature that I have not seen on any other pedal.  It has a
> TRS footswitch input.  Why would it have a "Foot Sw" jack if it
> already has footswitches??  I have no idea, that jack allows it to be
> controlled with a sequencer or drum machine!!  It has input level and
> delay level controls, and separate outputs for direct and effect
> using a switched jack. It has two pedal switches (effect on/off,
> I<->II), six knobs, 3 LED's, and 4 jacks.  It has a few scratches,
> and the footswitches could use a good cleaning (I used the jack).
>
>
> DBX 172 Supergate                              $300
> This is a two channel expander/ducker/gate that's packed with
> features.  With its switchable Transient Capture Mode it is a
> look-ahead analogue gate!!  Which I doubt you will anyone manufacture
> ever again.  It has a key filter with adjustable frequency and
> bandwidth, a one shot mode with adjustable hold time, an expander
> with adjustable ratio, and controls for attack, release, threshold,
> and depth.  It's great for live sound, as it has LED level meters,
> and LED indicators for everything, but since I bought this one new,
> it hasn't left a smoke-free studio.  Balanced XLR in and out, with
> balanced TRS key inputs.  Includes original box and manual and
> schematics.
>
>
> Opcode Studio 5LX                              $100
> The Studio 5LX combines the functions of a MIDI interface, a MIDI
> patchbay, SMPTE synchronizer, and MIDI processor, that once
> programmed, can function as a stand-alone unit to route and process
> MIDI data.  It has 15 MIDI inputs and outputs, for a total of 240
> channels. Updated to the latest ROM.  It supposedly works with a USB
> to serial port adapter, but I have not tested that application.
> Includes original box, floppies, original ROM chip, and manuals.
>
>
> I have pictures of the AD-33 and DBX-172.
>
> Terms:  Prices negotiable in U.S. dollars. Pre-pay or Paypal.  Buyer
> pays shipping.
>
> I apologize if including the non-MOTM stuff is off-topic.
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