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Monday, January 22, 2018

T 914 Fixed Filter Bank

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Anyone know what the T stands for?  I can't read the maker labels at the bottom of the modules.  It looks like C. TOENSCHAUM or something.

"T914 Fixed Filter Bank module. It is a clone of the famous Moog (TM) 914 Fixed Filter Bank and is part of my Moog (TM) Modular System 55 clone. As the original it is based on real inductors, not on semiconductor replacements. All parts are analogue. The inductors are top quality hand-wound 5% tolerance inductors. The frontpanel size is width 8.5" (215,90 mm) and height 8.75" (222,25 mm). Material is 2 mm black anodized aluminium. The labeling is engraved text white laid-out made by Schaeffer Apparatebau (TM) in Germany. The knobs are original Cosmo (TM) knobs like the original uses. Power supply is +/- 15V DC. For Moog (TM) Modular compatibilty the voltage regulators can be bypassed."

Posted by matrix at 1/22/2018 10:39:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous1/23/18, 12:24 AM

    Carsten Toensmann
    Website here http://www.analog-monster.de/
    PCBs here http://analoguerealities.com/projects/fixed-filter-bank-914/
    Price of needed coils has never been published. Believed to be in the 300USD range. Only available from Carsten, arranged by email

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