Joined: Nov 13, 2009 Posts: 112 Location: Sunny Alberta
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Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2014 10:38 am Post subject:
PHOBoS wrote:
There's some more information and photos in the Frankensynth thread starting with this post.
You've got a very nice reverb yourself (I like how you used the electric motors)
Had a look at the thread, very nice! You are going to end up with a completely unique and very interesting instrument!
Take care,
Doug _________________ The Electronic Peasant
work in progress - small euro console
maple , blackwood and ally
top row- hexinverter midi 2 cv , 4ms scm/rcd, triggerhappy,
tombola RLS(modified), RLS voltages expansion (my own version of that )
proposed dual logic module quad AND-XOR (waiting on board proto's
2nd row- barton arpegiator, hexinverter postman EG, space for frequency central loop env eg's and wave rider LFO's( on there way )
fonik attenuvertors x 5 , fonik dual cascadable dc mixer , my own dual quad unity gain mix / quad distro
third row- space for 5 vco's probably digital thinking 4 of wsy's fm operators and a frequency central digital vco , 2 x barton quad mix vca's
fourth row- 2 x L1 mutant filters, 2 x LM4250 rev 5 filters , space for 2 more vca's probably yusynth and either pt2399 based delay's and/or a reverb to fill it out.
still need to sort power supply as well [/img]
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Smooth cheeks you have there , very nice looking synth , Diablojoy .
Are you still going for a big RAW DC main power unit using your large 35A bridges you picked up , distributing to lots of regulator busbars , if you need help give me or phobos a shout , our RAW DC power substations are still sort of relatively fresh in our memories .
Are you still going for a big RAW DC main power unit using your large 35A bridges you picked up , distributing to lots of regulator busbars
Hi dave
No for this one i am thinking of trying 3-4 x approx 750mA supplies, each with their own on board torroidal transformers instead of the single large torroidal/ cap / rectifier feeding multiple regulator boards
J3RK over on muffs is prototyping a board at the moment which i hope will work out nicely.
marty is a good cat he's just sus of the camera
usually he runs as soon as i pick the camera up. _________________ In an infinite universe one might very well
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Joined: Feb 16, 2007 Posts: 347 Location: Manchester UK
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2014 11:26 am Post subject:
Finally finished the Minimoog clone (well, Minimoog-ish).
I cheated on the VCO's, and used Roland System M ones (Frequency Central System X, thanks Rick!) - I built the original Moog VCO (741/Tempco) and it was dreadful… So I tried the u726 version and found that my 726's were fake
Decided to take a long break from Synth DIY, as I now have what I need, but I'll keep popping in from time to time.
Thanks everybody for your help over the past few years, it's been invaluable.
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orsm work yet again andy
was kinda hoping you would release info on your 3620 keyboard soonish
I hope you enjoy your break and make some music with your creations
i spend too much time just building myself. _________________ In an infinite universe one might very well
ask where the hell am I
oh yeah thats right the land of OZ
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Joined: Dec 13, 2009 Posts: 847 Location: Israel
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Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2014 1:48 pm Post subject:
AndyR1960 wrote:
Finally finished the Minimoog clone (well, Minimoog-ish).
I cheated on the VCO's, and used Roland System M ones (Frequency Central System X, thanks Rick!) - I built the original Moog VCO (741/Tempco) and it was dreadful… So I tried the u726 version and found that my 726's were fake
Decided to take a long break from Synth DIY, as I now have what I need, but I'll keep popping in from time to time.
Thanks everybody for your help over the past few years, it's been invaluable.
wow Andy, amazing work man!
enjoy your break, i'll miss your cool posts, please come back soon _________________ http://www.myspace.com/mgmtrance
Joined: Dec 03, 2012 Posts: 19 Location: Slovakia, EU
Posted: Mon Mar 10, 2014 2:02 am Post subject:
AndyR1960 wrote:
Finally finished the Minimoog clone (well, Minimoog-ish).
I cheated on the VCO's, and used Roland System M ones (Frequency Central System X, thanks Rick!) - I built the original Moog VCO (741/Tempco) and it was dreadful… So I tried the u726 version and found that my 726's were fake
Decided to take a long break from Synth DIY, as I now have what I need, but I'll keep popping in from time to time.
Thanks everybody for your help over the past few years, it's been invaluable.
Hi Andy
that is really nice clone
do you have somewhere more pics from that case, with lifted panel etc...?
what everything you copied so far? I remember ARP2600, did you get also Synthi?
If you will start in future with your own copy of Roland system 700, let me know I would like to participate. Although I know that with u726 is hard to find reliable supplier.
Milan
This is as far as i got with my modular , these is just a pretty pic so i thought i'd share it - not nice panels! just what i could find at the moment .. the last builds in the colorful panel from this year .. VCS ,and SOU (just two parts of it )
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