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sduck
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Yes, that's a pretty amazing sounding device!
Personally I'm just hoping that you can come up with something that has similar functionality as the Blacet Time Machine, but with better specs - I'm sure that's the kind of stuff you could do easily enough! |
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StephenGiles
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| jhaible wrote: | http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/search/label/Binson
I guess I have to provide a means to connect two delay PCBs (with two 3005's each) to allow for repeat patterns a la Binson.
Love the Interface with all these separte pushbuttons (even though I never had the opportunity to play with a real Binson).
JH. |
I played with a Baby Binson back in 62-63, Fender Strat with an Echolette amp - what a sound!!! |
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zthee
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I haven't really followed this project. But I'd be very interested in a 2 PCBs when they become available!
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jhaible
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| Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 5:59 am Post subject:
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| sduck wrote: | Yes, that's a pretty amazing sounding device!
Personally I'm just hoping that you can come up with something that has similar functionality as the Blacet Time Machine, but with better specs - I'm sure that's the kind of stuff you could do easily enough! |
AFAIK, the Blacet has a tracking filter in SC technology, that allows a wide range of Delay times, with matching bandwidth. This is an interesting concept, but I will *not* go that route.
First, I don't like switched capacitor filters, and second, going to short delay times (flanging etc) with a long BBD chip is always a compromise.
My focus on short delays was in the SOST Flanger.
The BBD Delay of this thread will focus on echoes. Taking inspiration from Dynacord and Roland, circuit wise, and with a feature set of my own.
(The Binson, of course, gives me inspiration for the features, not for the implementation.  )
JH.
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sduck
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| Aha! That sounds good too! |
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StephenGiles
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| sduck wrote: | | Aha! That sounds good too! |
I remember a gig around 1962-3  the band - Tony Rivers & the Castaways, the lead guitarist had a Fender Jazzmaster played through a DeArmond Tone pedal into a Baby Binson and Fender Amp. That combination produced a magnificent sound.
No keyboards in sight!!!!!  |
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The Peasant
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| TekniK wrote: | I wander why this gets delayed over and over while new projects are born.
everybody did source and buy those expensive delay chips.. |
If anyone is itching to use up some of their MN3005s, there are apparently Blacet Time Machine pcbs available now:
http://www.blacet.com/bargains.html
Take care,
Doug
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TekniK
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| I want and prefer one from Juergen,so i wait.. |
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delayed
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| were these boards $89 when they came out? |
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TekniK
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| yeah,frankly if you need 5 or so,for that price i buy one and clone them. |
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delayed
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| i will be waiting for Juergen's also. thanks for the answer. |
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russma
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Well, I've wanted the Time Machine module forever, so I begrudgingly sprang for the spendy PCB.
So now, if anyone wants to sell me a known-good, Time Machine-tested MN3005, contact me:
themadeiras (@) comcast (dot) net |
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loydb
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davebr
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| The Peasant wrote: | If anyone is itching to use up some of their MN3005s, there are apparently Blacet Time Machine pcbs available now:
http://www.blacet.com/bargains.html
Take care,
Doug |
I'm in the process of building my second Time Machine and just put together a Mouser parts list for the Rev-B PCB. I haven't built it yet to verify all the components but the parts list is on my Time Machine page.
http://modularsynthesis.com/blacet/timemachine/timemachine.htm
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russma
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| Thanks very much, Dave, your parts list will save me a lot of time! |
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| russma wrote: | | Thanks very much, Dave, your parts list will save me a lot of time! |
I did go back and make a couple of minor corrections after I received parts and built the PCB.
When I ordered, some of the resistor networks were out of stock but there were substitutions available on the same Mouser page for most of them. You'll have to see what the current inventory status is. The MAT03 is expensive but I didn't want to have to deal with adapting the SSM2220 footprint.
I haven't powered it on yet - that should be next week. I'm 99% sure of the DG202B / MAX365 substitution and will confirm it when I get it all running.
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StephenGiles
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| From a very snowy Surrey in England!!! - does anyone have a schematic of the Blacet Time Machine please so I can see what is involved before I decimate my Yamaha E1010 build? |
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sduck
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| John Blacet is very protective of his schematics, as he should be, and wouldn't take kindly to any of us posting them. You get he schematics when you buy the stuff. If you follow that link above you can see a good picture of an assembled unit, which should give you enough info. |
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StephenGiles
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| sduck wrote: | | John Blacet is very protective of his schematics, as he should be, and wouldn't take kindly to any of us posting them. You get he schematics when you buy the stuff. If you follow that link above you can see a good picture of an assembled unit, which should give you enough info. |
I suppose I can't expect everyone to share my natural English inclination to help a chap out or simply to share.
Forget it, it's not a good picture to my eyes. I can tell nothing from that without a circuit diagram - or maybe it's just all the Christmas food I've been eating!! |
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sduck
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| Do you want a BOM? I wouldn't mind sending one of those... |
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StephenGiles
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| sduck wrote: | | Do you want a BOM? I wouldn't mind sending one of those... |
That would be great, many thanks.
Have you come accross Clive Gregson in Nashville? He is a wonderful singer songwriter from Manchester England, do see him if you get an opportunity. |
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Noiseconformist
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| rosch wrote: | i'd like to buy at least 1 pcb too.
how could one test a MN3005 without this? putting it in a deluxe memory man? i could do that (with the delay of a mate) but don't know if it's socketed.
is there an easy way to test functionality, like a stripboard circuit to take some measures? |
I just asked myself the same question.
But looking at the data sheet someone kindly posted earlier I figure it shouldn't be that hard to test this chip.
Then again I'm wondering what's the current status of the MN3005s UTSource sell. At least it is listed in their "Hot Products List".
I'd be in for Jürgen's delay and I'm lusting after a Time Machine pcb.
This would increase may huge building backlog ... 
I just can't resist.
Michael.
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StephenGiles
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| Just been messing around with the "dynamic delay" in Adobe Audition 1.5. I've had Barberpole and thru zero flanging without lifting a soldering iron!! |
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tomcat
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| Noiseconformist wrote: | | ...and I'm lusting after a Time Machine pcb. |
Too late my friend... |
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arnoid
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