sorry you had a problem. We've sold about 10 of those modules and this is the first problem I've heard of. Can replace the cable or the jack if you wish. you can PCB board mount the enclosed tinijax jack You mean this? It won't fit on our boards.....close but no cigar https://www.mouser.com/datashee...

I picked up the Triple Sublime Asseater for Buchla. It's a great module. Is there a reason for not using tiny jack? Eurorack cables work fine but trying to use a Buchla tiny jack cable seems to be a tight fit. We are using a PC mount jack that has been manually tested to accept Tinijax. We check ea...

8hp yes. Spring reverb: we can make two more, and only with a Serge panel. Special order not thru a dealer. Contact me directly.

if it helps: PG&E is threatening to black out most of Sonoma, Napa and Lake counties again TO PROTECT PG&E FROM LIABILITY SUITS OF COURSE (Yes, their shitty equipment and intentionally-poor maintenance may have killed four people last month. Our electric utility is unique: it's a corporate felon htt...

bet you've never seen an original Barney Oliver amp from the 1950s. Built on Hewlett-Packard production lines using parts from HP stock, and sold only to HP employees and customers. In the 1960s he built a solid-state integrated amp, also using HP facilities. (Despite being a major pioneer in electr...

not "working" on any new devices at the moment. Because we are buried in orders. If people would stop ordering D2000s I'd be able to make new products.

um, wasn't this thread for bitching about Behringer?

TwįddłėFr0bz69 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 11:30 am

http://www.electronicpeasant.com/projec ... ermio.html

fwiw, he built that 20 years ago. Works as advertised though doesn't sound like a mass-produced spring.

In the 1920s radio was like the internet--everyone wanted to be in the business. Even S.S. Kresge, the founder of K Mart, had his own line of radio tubes for sale in his "five and dime" stores.

The CK1305 has been mentioned on this list before. It is extremely rare yet TCA members keep finding single samples. I was under the impression that it's a one-customer "special" containing a regular submini pentode packed in wadding inside a massive steel shell, to minimize microphonics. Its appli...

Such an interesting conundrum. All the people that want it can't get it because no one wants it. It can't be sold because it has no market value, but it can't be given away because it costs $120K. It can't be digitized because no one will do the work, and no one can do the work because no one has p...

well.....this may not be "popular", but I've heard it mentioned at NAMM and other synth meetings. Almost never online. The claim is that various DIYers are literally waiting for Bernie to kick the bucket. Hundreds of people have Electronotes collections, and when Bernie is no longer out there making...

the Kutztown flea market was held this year--somehow. One of the items bought by TCAers is (I'm guessing) this Type P Pliotron, one of General Electric's first vacuum tube products, 1917. Designed by Irving Langmuir. Far better designed and built than the crap DeForest and RCA were cranking out at t...

Are you kidding? Even though the early AN/ALT jammers are hopelessly obsolete, their guts are still classified. That's what Our Wonderful US Government does with electronic-warfare hardware. They sit on it forever. Don added: NOT A TALL TALE By any means! The VP of Burroughs traveled to 5th & Kostne...

Jan Wuesten posted on the TCA list that he had some 6700 and 6703 trochotrons for sale. Which triggered a reminiscence from Don Helgeson: "They were used as the AM & FM noise source in the hallicrafters family of AN/ALT-13, 15 & 16 Jammers used in the B-52H back in the '60's at the 379th Bomb Wing A...

Pretty sure I answered your question on Facebook.

The TM-1 has stereo outputs on the board, only one is connected to the output jack. Behind the 6AR8/JH8 tube are two pads for the two outputs, with 680k or 470k resistors next to them. The one without a wire in it is the other output.

heh heh.....I remember when this interview first ran. Keyboard got loads of letters complaining "hey, man, I didn't understand what he was talking about or doing, why can't we have more gear reviews of cool (conventional) keyboards instead, man". Being a true pioneer is truly thankless. Of course, 2...

well, doesn't everyone in Palo Alto have a '56 Roadmaster?..........

triangle wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 31, 2020 7:48 pm

free time led to some reorganizing...

Ah hah, you're the one who posted this on FB today

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008652190150

These TV repair work-mats rarely survived, since the TV repair shops would beat the crap out of them.

ps: as of Aug 2020 our orders are badly backed up. Eight D2000s currently on order and more orders probably on the way....we are set up to make maybe 2 or 3 per month at most. Plus we have problems with suppliers. Please be patient and don't harass the dealers.

tell them to google it and keep walking

Chartreuse-J wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 13, 2020 11:49 am

just call Norm Abram and Bob Vila to make the skiff, someone will buy it.

They aren't taking calls anymore.....actually US makers of Euro cabinets are getting quite scarce. Name five who are clearly making them here, and not having them made under contract in Europe/China/whatever.

The TX1 is a fascinating circuit but as Eric points out "Can't figure it out? Hire a Tech..." Anway this MAY be of some assistance but on the otherhand it may be a complete red herring! I found it an intersting exercise come what may... I might even build one! It looks like the same thing but with ...

I've done the COGs on this plenty of times. It doesn't become cost-effective unless you do commodity sized runs, call it 5000# of material. Simply making 50 or 100 aluminum cases results in...cases you have to sell for $500 or more. If we could get several bigger makers to buy into a standardized s...