micro synth

[Gringo]

Please try at this mail:

<removed mail address>

Sorry for all the trouble

[Bill Bergman]

I have to try again from work tomorrow

[freeradical24]

when you try again tommorow could you include this e mail
freeradical25@yahoo.com
hotmail is giving me tons of problems.it wouldnt let me download before now i cant even get to my mailbox!
thanks

[Frankgb]

Hi,

Is it to late to get a copy of the EH Synth info???

Is there a site where it is downloadable, or is it only by email?

cheers

Frank

[snorky]

I would love to get a copy of the schem and PCB layout.  I can put these on a server if it would help...

TIA!

- Mark, mark@avdb.com

[Basonsubatomia]

awesome! thanks a lot Bill!

[D Wagner]

Bill,

Thanks for the MS information and layout.

Really nice work, Bill and Francisco.  

Derek

[djmartins2]

Hi all,

I just received the two files, thanks a lot Bill.
I must say these layouts are excellent,
but that's not a surprise as all the layouts I've seen
from both sources have been excellent.

I went over the parts list and had a silly moment.
This thing uses SIX ca3094s!
Small Bear has them at $4.75 each....
Did y'all use ca3094s or did anyone sub them
out for ca3080e?
If so, don't you need to add two 2n5088s for
each ca3080?

This one looks like a great project to impress
my wife with! *grin*

thanks to all involved!
Doug

[Bill Bergman]

I used all CA3094's

[anyuser00]

Hi all,

I went over the parts list and had a silly moment.
This thing uses SIX ca3094s!
Small Bear has them at $4.75 each....
Did y'all use ca3094s or did anyone sub them
out for ca3080e?
If so, don't you need to add two 2n5088s for
each ca3080?

Doug

What about using LM13600's or LM13700 's?

http://www.diystompboxes.com/sboxforum/viewtopic.php?t=592

Cross referenced here.

[swt]

ok guys. I've emailed you all. Also, i think munky is going to host this one. Hope you all get it. Let me know if someone missed it. Good luck!

[Bill Bergman]

Hi swt,
I've sent a bunch out already. Guess now we can see if we have the same version. :shock:

[Hairston]

I hope I'm not too late for this... :cry:

Would somebody be so kind as to forward Bill's EH MS Schematics and Layouts to me? I will upload them to a webserver and post the link here for anybody else who needs them (with permission from Bill and all involved of course! )

Thanx a mill guys!
-HB (rmetzger@adelphia.net)

[Hairston]

Thanks Bill!

Wow, these layouts that Francisco did are pretty good. Has Fp shown any interest to post this as a Tonepad project? It would be an awesome addition to an already outstanding collection of layouts.

-HB

[Bill Bergman]

Actually Francisco only did the first of the 3 main boards and I did the other 2.
I tried to match his style some what. I learned a lot from his great work.

[freeradical24]

so i take this fransisco fellow hasnt given us permision to use his layout yet?ive only recieved two and three.not complaining though just curious.
as a matter of fact thanks again!!!

[uncle boko]

It really isn't that difficult to build on stripboard so long as you watch what you are doing, I've done it twice (I don't have layouts unfortunately). I would recommend using CA3094 where required, from memory some can be replaced by CA3080, but I am not at home today so don't have access to my circuits. Perhaps if just pins 2,3,5 & 6 are used then a 3080 will do, but let's have a second opinion.

Incidentally, this weekend we are in England's seat of learning - Oxford, my wife is at a language teachers' conference and I have come along for the ride!

[gez]

Incidentally, this weekend we are in England's seat of learning - Oxford, my wife is at a language teachers' conference and I have come along for the ride!

If you haven't done so already, visit the Pitt Rivers Museum.  Totally wacky experience!

http://www.prm.ox.ac.uk/

[Bill Bergman]

freeradical24,
there are 6 or so pages in the one .ppt file.

[djmartins2]

Hi,

I have 20 3080s, but not a single 3094....
So I do have an interest in subbing where I can.

thanks,
Doug