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As long as we're all analog lovers, I can safely ask this question-I wonder
if an Analog Delay Line module is in the future for MOTM?

I remember in the pre-DDL days, analog bucket brigade delays were all we had
(except for spring & tape), and we complained about the lack of high-end,
etc. But as with all things, now that there are alternatives (i.e., digital
delay), looking back on the old ways makes you feel like they did have some
neat character. Sweeping an analog delay had a unique depth to it.

I dunno, just thinking out loud. I noticed a bucket brigade chip in a Tech
America catalog over the weekend and it got me thinking.

Analog Delays - like good phase shifters are something I cannot get enough of. 
Right now the best "new" one is the Electro Harminix Memory Man Deluxe (re-issue). 

I am told the next Moogerfooger will be an analog delay...

whatia say Paul?

...jp
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From: motm@onelist.com on Tue, Sep 21, 1999 9:22 AM
Subject: [motm] Analog Delay
To: 'MOTM Forum All'

From: "Tkacs, Ken" <Ken.Tkacs@...>


As long as we're all analog lovers, I can safely ask this question-I wonder
if an Analog Delay Line module is in the future for MOTM?

I remember in the pre-DDL days, analog bucket brigade delays were all we had
(except for spring & tape), and we complained about the lack of high-end,
etc. But as with all things, now that there are alternatives (i.e., digital
delay), looking back on the old ways makes you feel like they did have some
neat character. Sweeping an analog delay had a unique depth to it.

I dunno, just thinking out loud. I noticed a bucket brigade chip in a Tech
America catalog over the weekend and it got me thinking.

I've always like them.

Paul S.

-----Original Message-----
From: Tkacs, Ken <Ken.Tkacs@...>
To: 'MOTM Forum All' <MOTM@onelist.com>
Date: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 8:20 AM
Subject: [motm] Analog Delay


>From: "Tkacs, Ken" <Ken.Tkacs@...>
>
>
>As long as we're all analog lovers, I can safely ask this question-I wonder
>if an Analog Delay Line module is in the future for MOTM?
>
>I remember in the pre-DDL days, analog bucket brigade delays were all we
had

>(except for spring & tape), and we complained about the lack of high-end,
>etc. But as with all things, now that there are alternatives (i.e., digital
>delay), looking back on the old ways makes you feel like they did have some
>neat character. Sweeping an analog delay had a unique depth to it.
>
>I dunno, just thinking out loud. I noticed a bucket brigade chip in a Tech
>America catalog over the weekend and it got me thinking.
>
>
>
>>

joe.pavone (10:14 AM 9/21/1999) wrote:

 >I am told the next Moogerfooger will be an analog delay...

Yup, he showed it at Nashville this year...


Production may be a bit delayed though... I fear that Ashville, NC is under 
water.


Mark

Hey, isn't Asheville where that honkin huge Vanderbilt chateau is? I was
there 2 summers ago. I had no clue Dr. Bob was in town too! Crap, that would
have been the highlight of my vacation!

Dave Bradley
Principal Software Engineer
Engineering Animation, Inc.
daveb@...

>
> From: Mark Pulver <mpulver@...>
>
> Production may be a bit delayed though... I fear that Ashville,
> NC is under
> water.

hodad1@... (11:37 AM 9/21/1999) wrote:

 >>Production may be a bit delayed though... I fear that Ashville, NC is under
 >>water.
 >
 >Unless it rained up there yesterday,  it's dry as a very dry bone.

Cool!

I've heard all this stuff about NC and seen the pics, but I couldn't place 
where Asheville was in relation to anything else.


Thanks Tom!

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hodad1@... wrote:
> 
> From: hodad1@...
> 
> >Production may be a bit delayed though... I fear that Ashville, NC is under
> >water.
> 
> Unless it rained up there yesterday,  it's dry as a very dry bone.
> 
I actually use to live about an hour from there. They are up in the 
NC mountains. If they are under water we're all in trouble.
Well maybe not Colorado, but Atlanta and all of Florida would 
be gone :-).

Thomas

Dave Bradley wrote:
> 
> From: "Dave Bradley" <daveb@...>
> 
> Hey, isn't Asheville where that honkin huge Vanderbilt chateau is? I was
> there 2 summers ago. I had no clue Dr. Bob was in town too! Crap, that would
> have been the highlight of my vacation!
> 
Yep. If you remember Mathematical Games from Scientific American, you'd
be interested to know that Marvin Gardener lives there too. Must be
the place where respected innovators go to retire...

Asheville has a good music scene, very bohemian town. Especially considering
that in most of western NC, evolution is still optional.

Thomas

>Production may be a bit delayed though... I fear that Ashville, NC is under
>water.


Unless it rained up there yesterday,  it's dry as a very dry bone.

tomr(whose mom lives near asheville)

>
>
>Mark
>
>
>

Thomas Henry still has some Reticon SAD-4096 chips for sale at  Welcome
to Midwest Analog Products! in the parts section. He also posted the
free plans for this unit there along with the PCB artwork. It is based
on Craig Anderton's Hyperflange. I built one about 2 years ago and have
been pretty happy with it. Also the Roland SBF-325 is a great unit. I
see them fairly often on Ebay. I got mine for $250. Now modulating these
devices with my 320 and they are twice as good! Sounds like Paul may not
go down the BBD path which is sad but the parts issue is a real thing.
Charles.