MOTM

Some prototype I've completed, to be sent to Paul.

  http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/crow/guessthemodule1.jpg

  From the back:

  http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/crow/guessthemodule1b.jpg

  (No, the production version won't have 6 PC boards ;)  I should patent
the 'modular module' though, heh heh).  Producton version won't have 4
trimmers either (just 2).

  Certain people are disqualified from guessing. I think you know who
you are. ;)

Crow

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On Thu, 25 Oct 2001 mate_stubb@... wrote:

> So is it good and CREAMY?

  One of the documents I used referred to a 'butter voltage', so I guess
the cream must be in there somewhere...

Crow

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So is it good and CREAMY?

Moe

Another possible note of interest: the top row of modules are mounted to
rack rails which in turn are mounted to a pair of aluminum pieces I made
to fit on the sloped rack I got cheap from ratshak.  (Had paint scrapes,
got it for $20,the can of black spray paint was like $3).

  (refer to picture in my initial 'guess the module' post).


  I'd still love to have a wood cabinet made, though.

Crow

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hello all,

is it a CS80 filter by any chance..?

in which case - most definately creamy (whatever that means)

cheers
paul b

Hmmm... 8 jacks... 8 pots(!!)...  what IS it about the number 8...

better check my 8-ball...  hmmm...  it says "whatever it is, it won't be
cheap"...  another check...  it says "GACK!"...  now where have I heard
THAT?

Oh hell, it's a dual-state-variable-smooth-buttermilk-cream filter...

having visions of dancing resistors...
George

--- In motm@y..., The Old Crow <oldcrow@o...> wrote:
> 
>   Some prototype I've completed, to be sent to Paul.
> 
>   http://www.oldcrows.net/~oldcrow/synth/crow/guessthemodule1.jpg

 
 Is it heavy?  ; )

 Andrew