As I can't drill decent holes in a alu case with the tools I have, to add the mixer I did, I decided to add it externally. But I did not have any dedicated panels for this, so I ended up doing so.
In german it's what we call a Bastlerei!
DIY
DIY
Some DIY... just for fun.
As I can't drill decent holes in a alu case with the tools I have, to add the mixer I did, I decided to add it externally. But I did not have any dedicated panels for this, so I ended up doing so.
In german it's what we call a Bastlerei!
As I can't drill decent holes in a alu case with the tools I have, to add the mixer I did, I decided to add it externally. But I did not have any dedicated panels for this, so I ended up doing so.
In german it's what we call a Bastlerei!
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FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
Re: DIY
Oh... And I also repaired my good old EH Memory Man pedal. Been years waiting in a box since it stopped working!
Even added a mod. Normally I don't modify old gear, but I'm really glad I did it.
I'll show it as soon as I make something with it and the BugBrand system.
Even added a mod. Normally I don't modify old gear, but I'm really glad I did it.
I'll show it as soon as I make something with it and the BugBrand system.
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FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
Re: DIY
Yes it is. It was the mixer I did for the small cases I built, cases which had no success. As I had 1 PCB left and wanted to jam out of the studio, I thought I'd make this
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FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
FS: KESAKO Player & Reverb for Serge and Buchla
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Re: DIY
Beat this, Bugbrand! (Note: This is an 18-band vocoder (LP-16BP-HP). Although you only see two circuit boards and the PSU, there are actually five circuit boards -- the 6" x 8" board on the right is a stack of two boards, and the 4" x 6" board on the left is a stack of three boards. There is also a panel board. In this picture, the wiring is not finished, and the massive heat sink has not yet been installed on the back.
Yes, it all works, but I'm not completely happy with the preamps and on-board oscillator, which are creating some cross-talk and noise.
Yes, it all works, but I'm not completely happy with the preamps and on-board oscillator, which are creating some cross-talk and noise.
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A dewdrop can exalt us like the music of the sun.
Re: DIY
Ha, I'll never beat that - thought every now & again about all the constituents of vocoders but so unlikely I'd get such things going - one day one day..
