Anyone have the Small Stone schematic with three LM13600 chips?

Started by analogmike, October 13, 2005, 06:57:15 PM

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analogmike

HI,

I have one of these, EH Small Stone with three LM13600 chips, has just one transistor. 1978, model EH4801C (says EH4800 on outside like the more common issue J). Anyone have the schematic?

thanks!

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Coriolis

Huh? That's new to me...
But isn't the 13600 a dual OTA with a transistor buffer, just like the CA3094 ? Or is the last one only a single OTA?

Sorry if I'm off topic here...never mind me!
Confused...

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StephenGiles

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analogmike

Stephen,

THat's the one, thank you!!!

(I meant one LM324 and two LM13600 chips)


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Arn C.

Thanks Stephen!

I also was looking for that too!  Don't happen to have a layout available?  I know I am reaching here!

Peace!
Arn C.

puretube

Mike/Stephen:
here`s wondering why there`s no obvious "positive half" of the bias-voltage-divider (negative half = 12k/33µ, located in the pic between P.S. & LFO) to be seen.

Is the bias being obtained through the linearizing diodes & the 4x 10k +3k9 / 33µ, located on top of the pic,
or is there a resistor missing in the schem?
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