https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=228261&p= https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=235892&p= As per your other threads about this module, it is a Mutable CVPal clone. Which is a class compliant midi interface. So it will work with any apps that any other class co...

^ No real reason why not, other than it uses surface mount electronics, which isn't entirely popular with the modding crowd.

I ran mine closer to the limit (according to modular grid figures) than that for quite a while with no issues. In my experience they are quite sturdy PSUs. However, it didn't seem like a good idea to continue doing that, so I replaced it with an Erica Synths 2.5amp linear PSU kit. Which has the adde...

"2HP adaptation of Mutable Instruments CVpal"

Im pretty sure theres a bunch of people using the original Mutable version.

I've just got one of these from a studio clear out, sans power supply! Mine is the unbalanced one, which I thought was mono, so I was chuffed to discover that it is stereo. Now to build a power supply for it. I've always liked spring reverbs, and I seem to recall liking the sound of these ones mysel...

I dont mind changing the chip I am no stranger to electronics. I am just concerned of potential damage. I'd like to prevent as much as possible if that makes sense. I am curious does the chip constantly have strain on it? Or is it only when a certain cv is passed threw it or if a certain knob is tu...

I don't usually like sprung joysticks either. But I had to make an exception for the Flame JoyRec. Yes its sprung, but it also has a freeze button, which works well enough for me. And of course it records too!
It seems quite flexible as low HP joystick modules go.

I've not heard of it taking out other modules either. Altho I do suspect a bad 4069 can take out other components in the module. I had a 4069 fail once on mine some time ago, and its been solid as a rock since (I suspect Doepfer had a bad batch of them). Fortunately the parts that tend to fail are s...

Befaco Crush Delay!
(I think this may be the second post in a row i have recommended it )

Befaco Crush Delay! Because it sounds bloody great and at 11HP wide it has the added bonus of ridding you of that irksome odd number of HP remaining.
(Sorry, no idea idea what to do with the remaining 8HP though..)

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How the company is still in business after all this time i'll never know.

I think the answer is obviously the demand for their product.

Not to be that guy, or attract the trolls, but does anyone know the que for peeps who signed up around july 2019 ??? :cry: I signed up 3 years ago (June/July 2017), and quit the wait after 2 years. Its a frankly ridiculous waiting list for a product that contains the grand total of no unobtanium pa...

I've not tried it that way. But it's certainly always worked well for me the other way. IE, Volca sync out to Eurorack. I always forget exactly how the Volca pulse per click thing works, but if you have clock dividers/multipliers then it takes care of all that simply enough anyway.

Yes the pots are wobbly. But as you noted, they aren't great on OG 303's either. I'll add the pot guide to mine at some point, but im in no hurry. There are also alternative 'ruggedized' pots available. https://michigansynthworks.com/collections/parts/products/tb-303-re-303-ruggedized-potentiometer-...

Look on the product pages. You're looking for a BOM (Bill Of Materials)

I've been quite pleased with mine. Sound is spot on, in my opinion. Only fly in the ointment being the Sonic Potions CPU firmware development appears to have entirely stalled (perhaps Comboy was abducted by Uli?) There is an alternative "Pixie" CPU option now, but i've not tried it yet. If you must ...

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Thu Mar 05, 2020 4:32 pm

At the end of the day I just need a LFO that I can reset.

Its a tad scrawny, but does the job..?

Any publicity is good publicity.
(apparently)

Behringer must be loving all this

In case you want to stay with a linear supply, the Erica Synths V2 2.5A supply is a direct replacement for a Doepfer PSU2 (Same standoff footprint)
Its a kit though, but easy to put together if you are handy with a soldering iron.

It looks like you have v2 which is quite clunky to use. Grab v3, which you should find more intuitive.

Yep I do - all the behringer threads are starting to ruin MW. Can we just have a dedicated behringer thread instead of all these free advertisements for their crappy products? Well, behringer neutron was my way into modular toguether with dfam, I ended selling it and getting an 0-coast instead. If ...

Marc Doty said this over at Gearslutz: > Korg involved me in the creation of the Reverb documentary about the 2600. I thought for a second I'd missed a new documentary, but he actually means the big ad he was in the other day. Well it was a thoroughly excellent advert then! And I say that as someon...

I've been using my TTSH/ARP2600 replica with eurorack for a few years now. No real problems at all, bar the already mentioned gate voltage. Also, in my experience the clock output won't clock all eurorack modules reliably. Fortunately it will clock my 4MS clock divider, which essentially reprocesses...

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I notice you have a couple of Doepfer Wasp filters there. They are somewhat notorious for failing, which could potentially strain your power supply.