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2002-12-06 by phlizmo@onebox.com
-- derrick espino phlizmo@onebox.com - email (925) 695-2020 x7367 - voicemail/fax So aparrently the new Buchla modules are only for those who own a 200 series? Man what a drag! But talk about nice colors! http://www.buchla.com/BarberShoppe/index.htm Derrick Espino </body></html>
2002-12-06 by its_peake
--- In wiardgroup@y..., phlizmo@o... wrote: > So aparrently the new Buchla modules are only for those who own a 200 series? Man what a drag! But talk about nice colors! > > http://www.buchla.com/BarberShoppe/index.htm > > Derrick Espino No, they're physically and electricaly compatable with the 100, 300, and 500 systems and could likely be controlled from a 400 and a 700 as well, if those have sufficient CV outs (don't remember off the top of my head). You'd probably have to power them externally if used with a 400 or 700. Sounds "just right" to me. Limited-edition items... Easier, -Mike
2002-12-06 by (i think you can figure that out)
if those have sufficient CV outs (don't > remember off the top of my head). The Buchla controls run from +12 and sometimes +24 volt supplies. That's 24 bipolar. This mean that if you hold the business end of a patch cord in your hand while standing in a puddle, you'll do the old sparky.
2002-12-06 by Chris Whitten
>Sounds "just right" to me. Limited-edition items... There is nothing to say you couldn't mount them in a homemade box and attach a suitable power supply. They are in such limited supply however that even people with Buchla systems already may have missed out. CW
2002-12-06 by mark verbos
The CV outs on the early modules swing ground to 15volts. On the later ones it was tamed to 10 volts, but through adding you could still get it up there. mark (i think you can figure that out) wrote:
> if those have sufficient CV outs (don't > >>remember off the top of my head). >> > >The Buchla controls run from +12 and sometimes +24 volt >supplies. That's 24 bipolar. This mean that if you hold the >business end of a patch cord in your hand while standing in a >puddle, you'll do the old sparky. > > > > >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: >wiardgroup-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com > > > >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > > >