Aye caramba! Archive I always wished for actually exists!

[davent]

November 1981 has a noise gate project on page 30.

Is that the Jon Gaines noise gate. Paid him a visit in Rochester in 1991, bought a couple patch bays from him which still reside in a closet somewhere.

Thank you Radiodavid!

[aron]

Thanks RadioDavid!!!! Wow!

[Blitz Krieg]

November 1981 has a noise gate project on page 30.

Is that the Jon Gaines noise gate. Paid him a visit in Rochester in 1991, bought a couple patch bays from him which still reside in a closet somewhere.

Yes, in fact it is.

http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Modern-Recording/80s/Modern-Recording-1981-11.pdf

[tubegeek]

I think we should both thank a Doug Pomeroy, from Brooklyn, who had the subscription and scanned all those issues.

I'll be happy to - he's a good friend and a wonderful, wonderful guy. He's about 70 so I suppose the 1870's issues were family heirlooms.

He's an outstanding engineer - among his claims to fame are the first Beastie Boys recording "Cookiepuss" and a Grammy nomination for restoration work on a Bix Beiderbecke boxed set on the Mosaic label. He mostly does disc transfers and archival restoration - if you see his name on a reissue, grab it, he's an exceptionally good engineer.

[tca]

Here's a shaka hv from Poptronics (1978): http://www.americanradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Consumer/Archive-Poptronics-IDX/IDX/70s/78/Poptronics-1978-03-OCR-Page-0073.pdf#search=%22fuzz%22

Cheers.

[aron]

That is unbelievable!!!! It IS a Shaka pedal!!!! That is simply amazing!
It looks like it needs an output capacitor. WOW!

[aron]

This guy could have been one of the first to use the mu amp publicly!

[tca]

This archive is full of good reading. There's a beautiful article on "Electronic Music - Its Composition and Performance" by Robert Moog, Electronics World, 2 (1967), p. 42 

Cheers.

[tca]

Mod Box by BY THOMAS HENRY AND JACK ORMAN: http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Radio-Electronics/90s/1997/EN-1997-05.pdf

[snap]

That is unbelievable!!!! It IS a Shaka pedal!!!! That is simply amazing!
It looks like it needs an output capacitor. WOW!

It doesn`t need an output cap, because it`s got a dual sym. PS where the output sits at zero.

[lapsteelman]

This is awesome .........I may never leave 

[aron]

Good catch snap!

[EVAD]

Awesome!! Thank you Radiodavid!