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Wow, you've been quite busy!
 
 
I've got a month or two before I can start diving into this project. I have most of the tools I need, but I'm still short an oscilloscope and a few other odds and ends.  And then I'll need to start stocking up on pots, trimpots, knobs, and all the rest.  But pretty soon I'll be placing an order for a few of those PCBs (VCO, Filter, VCA, and Triple EG to start).
 
 
I decided to shoot for two power supplies, rather than having to deal with the headaches of converting 15v modules for 12v or vice versa.  I was going to start the DIY system with MFOS modules, but I'd like to try these instead. | 
 
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dingebre
 
  
  Joined: Aug 10, 2008 Posts: 270 Location: Salt Lake City, UT USA
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 	  | kjackman wrote: | 	 		  Wow, you've been quite busy!
 
 
I've got a month or two before I can start diving into this project. I have most of the tools I need, but I'm still short an oscilloscope and a few other odds and ends.  And then I'll need to start stocking up on pots, trimpots, knobs, and all the rest.  But pretty soon I'll be placing an order for a few of those PCBs (VCO, Filter, VCA, and Triple EG to start).
 
 
I decided to shoot for two power supplies, rather than having to deal with the headaches of converting 15v modules for 12v or vice versa.  I was going to start the DIY system with MFOS modules, but I'd like to try these instead. | 	  
 
 
It's hard to go wrong. There are so many great modules out there you'll have fun with whatever you decide to do.
 
 
Of course, I think the Steiner modules are the coolest ones right now, but I'm hardly biased  
 
 
Two supplies is not a bad way to go, however, with the onboard regulators, at least for my designs, it's pretty straight forward to run the Steiner modules on +/- 15 volts.
 
 
Give me a call and you could come over sometime and I'll show you how I'm dealing with mixed voltage modules.
 
 
David _________________ David M. Ingebretsen, M.S., M.E.
 
Collision Forensics & Enginering, Inc.
 
 
dingebre@3dphysics.net
 
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