Re: control voltage question
2003-08-20 by Mike Walters
Okay, I ve been wondering about bipolar CV... I built a joystick controller for someone s Analogue Solutions modular, and I built it to have -9v/+9v outputs.
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Re: Moog Source Mod
2003-08-19 by Einar Ekström
Mike, this is some seriously good news, I have a Moog Source with a fully working membrane panel(knock on wood...), but I m really paranoid of when it s going
Re: [oldsynths] control voltage question
2003-08-19 by Gur Milstein
Hi Einar and list . I would add to Bonnies explanation . vintage synthesizers (and most of the new analog ones) are having voltage control inputs to able the
Re: control voltage question
2003-08-19 by Einar Ekström
Thanks for your replies, now I understand the CV thing a lot better, even though there was a lot to digest. :-) The reason I ask this question is I m doing
RE: [oldsynths] control voltage question
2003-08-19 by Rory McDonald
To add to Bonnie s input: The voltage is usually 0-5v or 0-10v depending on the system. Most modulars have two types of signals being distributed- Audio
Re: [oldsynths] control voltage question
2003-08-19 by Bonnie Goodwin
To put it simply, synthesizers work with a one volt per octabe change.Adjust accordingly, whether you are feeding a solid voltage, an audio voltage, or some
control voltage question
2003-08-19 by Einar Ekström
hi all, i have a moog source with a control voltage input (CV), but i m not really familiar with what it does and how it works. i understand you can feed a
Emulator II power supply specs? Volts/Amps?
2003-08-14 by Simon
I have a Emulator II with a fried power supply. The power supply that is dead appears to be a non-standard replacement, so I am not sure what the correct power
[FS] Blacet Modules on eBay
2003-08-14 by pacificamsx
I m going 100% MOTM-format, so I m selling my 1/8 (standard) format Blacet modules as a single 19 rack unit with power supply. (Don t worry, John--- I m
Yamaha CS-60 or 80 Pitch Ribbon
2003-08-12 by STEPHEN TELLER
Hi, I m looking for a functioning pitch ribbon for my CS-80. I d also purchase a CS-60 with a functioning ribbon if someone knows of one. Thanks Stephen Teller
Just a reminder about OLDSYNTHS policies etc
2003-08-11 by ascii_me
Hi All: Just a reminder that members can utilize the other areas of the site, such as the FILES, PHOTOS, and CHAT areas. To access them you need to go to the
mg-1 input filter mod success/need slider knobs
2003-08-07 by Shayne Cafferata
the mod works great! i ended up going with the electrolytic cap, mainly because the ceramic was a little on the bulky side. the mg-1 filter is really quite a
Re: Digest Number 61(should have been MG-1 input filter mod)
2003-08-04 by Shayne Cafferata
thanks to rory and bob for the advice. i ll let you know how it turns out. shayne
Moog Source Mod
2003-08-04 by Mike Walters
I m currently modding a Moog Source to use real momentary switches instead of the failing membrane panel. I m not sure if anyone s done this before. Atleast I
Re: [oldsynths] Digest Number 61(should have been MG-1 input filter mod)
2003-08-03 by Bob Weigel
I didn t answer because the title didn t indicate it was anything of interest to me (digest 61 is all I saw!) Anyway sounds like we are talking about a
RE: [oldsynths] Digest Number 61(should have been MG-1 input filt er mod)
2003-08-02 by Rory McDonald
Shayne. If I follow you the cap is in line with the wire going to the jack? If that is so you dont have to worry about polarity- a ceramic will do it. Rory ...
RE: MG-1 input filter mod(from analogue heaven archives)
2003-08-02 by Shayne Cafferata
i decided to post the entire procedure from the analogue heaven archives. this is what i m going by, plus a later post that recommended a .47 over the .1 .
Re: [oldsynths] Digest Number 61(should have been MG-1 input filter mod)
2003-08-02 by Shayne Cafferata
thanks, rory. i very much appreciate your replies. i m afraid i wasn t specific enough in my description of the mod. the negative pole of the capacitor i am
RE: [oldsynths] Digest Number 60
2003-08-01 by Rory McDonald
Well I am definitely no expert on this, but no one else has answered you besides me so: If your instructions say come off the negative pole of a capacitor
Re: [oldsynths] Digest Number 60
2003-08-01 by Shayne Cafferata
... the instructions i have are pretty straightforward. basically, you come off the negative pole of a capacitor on the board to the positive center of an
CS-80 tech in NJ + Gary Wright's Moog 15
2003-08-01 by Bill Sautter
A friend is looking for a qualified CS-80 technician in the New Jersey area (or Northeast U.S.).. Please reply with any recommendations. Also, in case you
RE: [oldsynths] MG-1 input filter mod
2003-07-31 by Rory McDonald
Well an electrolytic would be polarity sensitive... ... From: Shayne Cafferata [mailto:scafferata@sasktel.net] Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 9:54 AM To:
MG-1 input filter mod
2003-07-31 by Shayne Cafferata
i m wondering, for those familiar with the input filter mod on the realistic mg-1, does it make a difference what type of capacitor is used? a .47mf has been
Re: [oldsynths] Hi all!
2003-07-29 by Bob Weigel
Hi Bonnie, Oh I just got back from Missoula. Hot day for travel with no A/C. And it wasn t lame enough, I had to pick up some stinky hippies and give them a
Hi all!
2003-07-29 by Bonnie Goodwin
Finally got here.. nice to see so many familar faces here. Wassup?? Bonnie *:
Repair question: Univox SR-95 / Korg Mini-Pops 7
2003-07-28 by Josh
Hi everyone, I just obtained a Univox SR-95 rhythm machine (ebay) which is the U.S. model of the Korg Mini-Pops 7, made in 1966. I was aware when I purchased
New CS-80 auction on eB*y
2003-07-26 by Bill Sautter
Yamaha CS-80 in excellent condition. Now you can stop dreaming about owning one and Just Do It ! Probably in need of a tune/calibration.
Octave Cat, Siel DK600 problems...
2003-07-25 by Bob Weigel
I got a Cat SRM here that I went through since they re all socketed and just replaced all the chips pretty much since I have stock of all of them in ample
HOSA Synth cables
2003-07-15 by Bill Sautter
Anyone know of a store or dealer who has stock of the discontinued HOSA snake synth cables that have four 1/4 audio and 4 MIDI connectors integrated into
RE: [oldsynths] wurlitzer side man
2003-07-11 by Rory McDonald
Ben, you might want to try Mark Vail, who wrote the book BEAUTY IN THE B and VINTAGE SYNTHESIZERS. I had an email addr but not sure where it is right now. If I
wurlitzer side man
2003-07-11 by Ben
Hi all New member here. Ben from Australia. I have a Wurlitzer side man I m trying to restore. Does anyone know of or have a circuit or other info on these.
Re: [oldsynths] OLDSYNTHS hits over 100 members
2003-07-10 by Bob Weigel
Yup, pretty well behaved bunch :-) My goal is to outrace the number of members by the number of synths I own. I m still down by about a 1:5 ratio so I have
OLDSYNTHS hits over 100 members
2003-07-10 by ascii_me
Hi All: Just a note that OLDSYNTHS is now 104 members strong! and still a pretty quiet and civil list... Rory McDonald OLDSYNTHS Moderator
Re: Thelonious Moog is here!
2003-07-07 by guidotoons
... Thanks, Rory! I m glad y all don t consider it spam...I figured this was a groovy place to mention it. Thanks again! Guido cv cv cv cv
RE: [oldsynths] Thelonious Moog is here!
2003-07-07 by Rory McDonald
Cant wait to hear it Joe! (my speakers at work were borrowed and arent back yet!) Great concept and Website BTW! Rory McDonald OLDSYNTHS Moderator ... From:
Factory Preset/Resets!
2003-07-07 by Rory McDonald
Lurking around for some info on the web I came across this cool link containg the reset procedures for a variety of devices! Check out
Thelonious Moog is here!
2003-07-07 by guidotoons
Hello all! I m happy to say we have wrapped up our moog record of jazz legend Thelonious Monk toons entitled Thelonious Moog . We will be shipping by July
RE: [oldsynths] ARP 1601 manual needed
2003-07-03 by Dean Brown
... I ve got the manual copied, I just need to know where to send it. --Dean
ARP 1601 manual needed
2003-07-03 by phaeton777
I ve got a 1601 seq I m trying to resuscitate and all the manuals I ve found online look like hell. I need a hi-res copy of the service manual. I ll pay for
Re: [oldsynths] Re: Paia Stringz 'n' Thingz
2003-06-26 by Ed Edelenbos
The best string synth sound I ever got was an old cheapo organ (it didn t even have a nameplate!) set on the string sound going through an MXR Phase 90 (or
Re: Paia Stringz 'n' Thingz
2003-06-26 by tsomneevich
Wow, I didn t you made that one, Marvin! Cool... Speaking of string synths, I scored a couple lately. The Korg Lambda is like a piece of furniture (lots of
[oldsynth] Re: PAIA 9700-MOTM-homemade advice
2003-06-26 by tsomneevich
Hi there, I built the Paia and Blacet line a while ago, and loved them enough that when I switched to MOTM format, I transfered most of them to MOTM-style
RE: [oldsynth] Re: PAIA 9700-MOTM-homemade advice
2003-06-25 by Rory McDonald
Hi: I have a FATMAN (I have built 3 so far) and also built: 9700 Paia Midi-CV interface Vocoder (built 2 of these) Submix Master Lots of 4700 modules rebuilds
Re: [oldsynths] Paia Stringz 'n' Thingz
2003-06-24 by Ed Edelenbos
Very cool... I ve wanted one of those for years. Actually, the ONLY time I ever got screwed over a i net purchase was one of these. I sent the $$ and the
RE: [oldsynths] Paia Stringz 'n' Thingz
2003-06-24 by Rory McDonald
There s one to put in your cap, Marvin :) -Rory McDonald Oldsynths Moderator ... From: Marvin Jones [mailto:mjones@sonic.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 2:35
Paia Stringz 'n' Thingz
2003-06-24 by Marvin Jones
Fans of older Paia gear may be interested in Mark Vail s Vintage Gear column in the June 2003 issue of Keyboard. He has selected the Paia Stringz n Thingz
mg-1 manual
2003-06-23 by shaynecafferata
well, lack of response to this post on the old oldsynth inspired me to get off my duff(metaporically speaking or wut) and join the new group. hello everyone.
My new prog/ambient/electronic CD is out!
2003-06-17 by David Shoemaker
Hi everyone, (This will appeal especially to those of you who like Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Russell Mills/Undark, Michael Brook and similar artists.) I just
Re: [oldsynths] FS: Electrix Repeater and SDE2000
2003-06-15 by Bob Weigel
Let me know what you want for the stuff. I just bought one repeater for a guy. We re assembling another setup for him in place of his Jamman units which
FS: Electrix Repeater and SDE2000
2003-06-15 by tsomneevich
Hi Group, I ve got a couple things on eBay -- a nice Repeater setup, and a Roland SDE2000 digital delay. The cool (and group-relevant) thing about that one is