You will need two 9v supplies; the Brunswick uses the 2 9v batteries to produce a +/- 9v supply (e.g. 18v range in total).wicked_experimenter wrote:i was wondering, if I get two of these connectors, a Y cable and a 9v dc adapter, can I power the brunswick through them?
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/9V-Batt ... 95b23ae0ca
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Re: is it possible to power the brunswick with a 9v dc adapt
New Frontplate for the Brunswick
Hey Girls and Guys.
I just finished up a new Frontplate for the Brunswick - be free to use it...
i have moved the LED.
You can open and edit the File with this great Program:
http://www.schaeffer-ag.de/en/downloads ... l_designer
The Frontplate will fit into this:
https://www.reichelt.de/gehaeuse-serie- ... 21188.html?
Greetings
Jens (Germany)
I just finished up a new Frontplate for the Brunswick - be free to use it...
i have moved the LED.
You can open and edit the File with this great Program:
http://www.schaeffer-ag.de/en/downloads ... l_designer
The Frontplate will fit into this:
https://www.reichelt.de/gehaeuse-serie- ... 21188.html?
Greetings
Jens (Germany)
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!!! THE USER MANUAL HAS ARRIVED !!!
Also, our Battery Simulator kit for use with the Brunswick (and more) will be available via Thonk in the coming weeks. Hold tight!
Also, our Battery Simulator kit for use with the Brunswick (and more) will be available via Thonk in the coming weeks. Hold tight!
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We've designed a full enclosure for the Brunswick which will be coming soon at Thonk - keep your eyes peeled!a100user wrote:Would be interested toonaos wrote:anyone selling a ready-made frontplate? that would greatly increase my GAS over that synth !
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Thank you FSS, will keep Thonk on my weekly check list.futuresoundsystems wrote:We've designed a full enclosure for the Brunswick which will be coming soon at Thonk - keep your eyes peeled!a100user wrote:Would be interested toonaos wrote:anyone selling a ready-made frontplate? that would greatly increase my GAS over that synth !
I will miss the squeals everytime I pick it up but can live without them

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I wouldn't worry about waiting - all the cases we've fitted here have fit perfectly to the bareboards.mbthey wrote:Having just ordered my kit, should I wait to assemble (jack/knobs) until I am able to fit your new case to them?futuresoundsystems wrote: We've designed a full enclosure for the Brunswick which will be coming soon at Thonk - keep your eyes peeled!
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Thonk have all the parts for the case, as well as the PCBs for the BattSim - it might be worth getting in touch with them. Last time we asked, they were waiting for stock of the voltage converter on the BattSim. And yes, the case is designed to fit both the Brunswick and the BattSim board.bigsecret wrote:Any news on a date for the case and will the case be designed to enclose the battery simulator kit?futuresoundsystems wrote: We've designed a full enclosure for the Brunswick which will be coming soon at Thonk - keep your eyes peeled!
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We'd advise against it as it could damage your wall wart supplies if they aren't isolated. What we'd suggest is to wait for the Battery Simulator kit to go up for sale at Thonkautodafe wrote:I have connected a 9v wall transformer instead of the "right" battery (the one directly connected to the on/off switch)
What should I do to power also the second battery compartment?
looks like the + and - of the two batteries are shorted together...is this possible?
thx

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Excellent, thanks for the update. When can I buy a Portland?futuresoundsystems wrote:Thonk have all the parts for the case, as well as the PCBs for the BattSim - it might be worth getting in touch with them. Last time we asked, they were waiting for stock of the voltage converter on the BattSim. And yes, the case is designed to fit both the Brunswick and the BattSim board.bigsecret wrote:Any news on a date for the case and will the case be designed to enclose the battery simulator kit?futuresoundsystems wrote: We've designed a full enclosure for the Brunswick which will be coming soon at Thonk - keep your eyes peeled!

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Batsim is on thonk!
Batsim is on thonk already!
just ordered two, one for brunswick, one for portland.
https://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/fss-battery-simulator/
just ordered two, one for brunswick, one for portland.
https://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/fss-battery-simulator/
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You who have built and played it: How is it with keeping in tune, tracking and temperature stability?
I was thinking about buying a pair of synth voices to play together, and this sounded really good and like an interesting option, but just if they can play in tune with each other. Thanks in advance for input!
I was thinking about buying a pair of synth voices to play together, and this sounded really good and like an interesting option, but just if they can play in tune with each other. Thanks in advance for input!