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Oh holy crap. Started checking IC input voltages as suggested, and couldn't find anything with a proper voltage. Went back to the power supply connection and realized that the MOTM style cable I was ...

Thanks...I did verify that both boards were the 1.0 version.

Thanks. Needed a starting point...and that seems smart. Smile

Ugh.

Built two CGS VCO's simultaneously, the first one was wired up several weeks ago, the second one was wired up yesterday. First one appears to be working just fine (although I haven't been ab ...

Thanks. That all makes sense. I will do some fiddling around...

Bumping an old thread, I realize...

I'm finding (as others have) that the Sine and Shape outputs run a little quiet. I may try some sort of amplifier circuitry as mentioned above.

However, I' ...

I'm no expert, but it seems unfriendly to publicly post a layout that is so similar to someone else's work without permission, and especially for a product that is still being sold/licensed by someone ...

I'd take another 2 for sure. Someone should contact Thomas.

Thanks, Yves, for the nice redesign. I've just etched 3 boards this morning and will be building them shortly.

If you can get everything worked out, I'd be in for a PCB or two as well.

I'm going to add this to my project list (and probably bump it to the top).

Luka: Is your rev3 pdf above the final version, with everything working correctly?

Great layout!

Perfect. It will be my first Yusynth project.

Thanks for making all of these projects available Yves. Very kind of you.

Is the Steiner Filter one of the VCF's that doesn't require mods for 12V?

Thanks, Yves. It looks like I have some etching to do! Smile

For a number of reasons (mostly size and the availability of very interesting boutique modules), I have started a small Eurorack system. I am interested in doing some DIY work as well, and quite a fe ...

Hey folks. I'm curious if anyone is interested in putting together a Los Angeles area DIY Modular group. There have been other groups that have done this successfully (google the Australian VICMOD gro ...

yeah, i'm in for two when you get them done!

and another note, it looks like raxxess is now offering clear anodized aluminum rack panels in addition to their nice brushed black surface:

http://www.raxxess.com/catalog.asp?CATID=114

for anyone interested in banging up a simple front panel layout for 1U or 2U 19" panels, I made up a little drilling template for myself. it simply has a 1 inch grid overlay on appropriately siz ...

i've been toying with doing the same thing. 1 and 2U panels. will be much easier, and i think it will look okay too.

if another run comes up, i'd love a set.

oh man. you're killing my wallet!

congrats! it's making noise! i've still got a few more modules to wire up, and then have to sort out the power supply issue.

mono-poly, you could just take a screenshot of that window and post that.

i just ordered the chips as well. are there gobs of these chips sitting around out there, or is this something where the chip supply could potentially dry up?

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Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 7:27 pm Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Oh holy crap. Started checking IC input voltages as suggested, and couldn't find anything with a proper voltage. Went back to the power supply connection and realized that the MOTM style cable I was ...
Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2011 4:03 pm Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Thanks...I did verify that both boards were the 1.0 version.
Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2011 9:15 pm Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Thanks. Needed a starting point...and that seems smart.
Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Sun Jun 05, 2011 4:49 pm Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Ugh. Built two CGS VCO's simultaneously, the first one was wired up several weeks ago, the second one was wired up yesterday. First one appears to be working just fine (although I haven't been ab ...
Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 9:56 pm Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Thanks. That all makes sense. I will do some fiddling around...
Topic: The CGS VCO
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Posted: Tue May 24, 2011 7:40 am Subject: The CGS VCO Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Ken Stone designs - CGS
questionable Replies: 82 Views: 130415	Bumping an old thread, I realize... I'm finding (as others have) that the Sine and Shape outputs run a little quiet. I may try some sort of amplifier circuitry as mentioned above. However, I' ...
Topic: EXTENDED VC ADSR
questionable Replies: 19 Views: 11853	Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 7:26 am Subject: EXTENDED VC ADSR Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 19 Views: 11853	I'm no expert, but it seems unfriendly to publicly post a layout that is so similar to someone else's work without permission, and especially for a product that is still being sold/licensed by someone ...
Topic: Resonant Lopass Gate PCB's (New Batch 4/29/12)
questionable Replies: 926 Views: 719247	Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:50 am Subject: Resonant Lopass Gate PCB's (New Batch 4/29/12) Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 926 Views: 719247	I'd take another 2 for sure. Someone should contact Thomas.
Topic: A NEW (IMPROVED) VERSION OF THE YUSYNTH ADSR
questionable Replies: 53 Views: 64092	Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2011 1:10 pm Subject: A NEW (IMPROVED) VERSION OF THE YUSYNTH ADSR Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
questionable Replies: 53 Views: 64092	Thanks, Yves, for the nice redesign. I've just etched 3 boards this morning and will be building them shortly.
Topic: Backlog Free "Special Timbral Generator" DIY
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 80461	Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:36 pm Subject: Backlog Free "Special Timbral Generator" DIY Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 80461	If you can get everything worked out, I'd be in for a PCB or two as well.
Topic: Scott Stites/Buchla 291 adaptation
questionable Replies: 198 Views: 294620	Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:59 am Subject: Scott Stites/Buchla 291 adaptation Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 198 Views: 294620	I'm going to add this to my project list (and probably bump it to the top). Luka: Is your rev3 pdf above the final version, with everything working correctly? Great layout!
Topic: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 10:08 am Subject: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Perfect. It will be my first Yusynth project. Thanks for making all of these projects available Yves. Very kind of you.
Topic: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 9:34 am Subject: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Is the Steiner Filter one of the VCF's that doesn't require mods for 12V?
Topic: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2010 7:55 am Subject: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Thanks, Yves. It looks like I have some etching to do!
Topic: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	Posted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 9:16 pm Subject: Yusynth Modules in Euro (12 Volt) Systems Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » YuSynth
questionable Replies: 68 Views: 116846	For a number of reasons (mostly size and the availability of very interesting boutique modules), I have started a small Eurorack system. I am interested in doing some DIY work as well, and quite a fe ...
Topic: Los Angeles Modular DIY Group
questionable Replies: 0 Views: 1543	Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:54 pm Subject: Los Angeles Modular DIY Group Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 0 Views: 1543	Hey folks. I'm curious if anyone is interested in putting together a Los Angeles area DIY Modular group. There have been other groups that have done this successfully (google the Australian VICMOD gro ...
Topic: 281 clone project- taking orders now for last run of these..
questionable Replies: 925 Views: 607536	Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 12:11 pm Subject: 281 clone project- taking orders now for last run of these.. Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 925 Views: 607536	yeah, i'm in for two when you get them done!
Topic: 19" Synth modules anybody?
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:40 am Subject: 19" Synth modules anybody? Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	and another note, it looks like raxxess is now offering clear anodized aluminum rack panels in addition to their nice brushed black surface: http://www.raxxess.com/catalog.asp?CATID=114
Topic: 19" Synth modules anybody?
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 11:38 am Subject: 19" Synth modules anybody? Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	for anyone interested in banging up a simple front panel layout for 1U or 2U 19" panels, I made up a little drilling template for myself. it simply has a 1 inch grid overlay on appropriately siz ...
Topic: 19" Synth modules anybody?
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:31 am Subject: 19" Synth modules anybody? Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 28 Views: 9048	i've been toying with doing the same thing. 1 and 2U panels. will be much easier, and i think it will look okay too.
Topic: KLEE!- all of you who have ordered and the rest to come....
questionable Replies: 191 Views: 148686	Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 8:45 pm Subject: KLEE!- all of you who have ordered and the rest to come.... Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Klee sequencer
questionable Replies: 191 Views: 148686	if another run comes up, i'd love a set.
Topic: Thomas Henry/sMs Elec. full UD-1 Kits Available in 2ndQ 2007
questionable Replies: 14 Views: 15537	Posted: Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:52 am Subject: Thomas Henry/sMs Elec. full UD-1 Kits Available in 2ndQ 2007 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
questionable Replies: 14 Views: 15537	oh man. you're killing my wallet!
Topic: ASM-2
questionable Replies: 191 Views: 179453	Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2006 9:40 pm Subject: ASM-2 Forum: DIY Hardware and Software
questionable Replies: 191 Views: 179453	congrats! it's making noise! i've still got a few more modules to wire up, and then have to sort out the power supply issue.
Topic: My twin SN-Voice
questionable Replies: 427 Views: 257261	Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 10:42 am Subject: My twin SN-Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
questionable Replies: 427 Views: 257261	mono-poly, you could just take a screenshot of that window and post that.
Topic: My twin SN-Voice
questionable Replies: 427 Views: 257261	Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2006 5:31 pm Subject: My twin SN-Voice Forum: DIY Hardware and Software » Thomas Henry designs
questionable Replies: 427 Views: 257261	i just ordered the chips as well. are there gobs of these chips sitting around out there, or is this something where the chip supply could potentially dry up?