NEED any info for GORFF (vaco loco sequencer)- BOM, schema,

new voodoo · Joined: May 06, 2013 Posts: 94 Location: RVA USA

I got the PCB for vaco loco's GORF sequencer recently through a trade and cannot find any legitimate information on it that I could use to complete the thing.
For example, vaco loco's site still comes up in a search but leads(redirect) you directly to a Ginormo Keyboard-type synth site which I assume is the new project from the same peopl. It looks like it costs a billion dollars so im not interested.
It also has no information anywhere on that site regarding the sequencer. I couldn't find anything on other forums via searching either.
Its entirely possible that I missed something, or that maybe someone has the assembly guide, schematic, BOM on their hard drive.

If anyone can help me out in either fashion, Id GREATLYappreciate it.
Its gotten to the point now that im considering compiling IMAGES of the project where I can see the PCB and zooming in on them and cleaning them up in photoshop jut to figure out the cap and resistor values and ICs.

please give me a hand.

thank you for anyone that does so, and thank you for taking the time to look at this post and/or read it.

ringroad · Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2015 6:02 am Post subject:

Some stuff here maybe.

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.vacoloco.net/synths/gorf/*

duff · Joined: Jun 02, 2013 Posts: 11 Location: UK

I came across someone's useful doc collection on scribd previously. It seems to have what you are looking for.

BOM
Schematic
Manual

new voodoo · Joined: May 06, 2013 Posts: 94 Location: RVA USA

Thank you both. there WAS info on the first link but the downloads werent "on the archive", however they WERE in the second link..everything but assembly.
however BOTH are MORE than i had before, for that I thank you both.
And with all this new info im sure I can finish the build.
For that, im sincerely Grateful to you both.
Thank you RingRoad and Duff-you've saved me from essentially losing or throwing away the money I spent on the PCB.

Again, my sincere thanks for your time and the info.

ringroad · Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2015 12:06 pm Post subject:

Hmm, odd - I managed to download lots of bits from the archive.org link. I guess you'll need an Atmega32 with the Gorf firmware running on it.

Looking at the archive.org links, I'm wondering if the .syx file is that firmware? (esp GorF_v201.syx)