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Monday, November 27, 2006

Tektron Logic Lab

Unfortunately this is not an actual synth, but we can pretend. : ) Title link takes you to the post on Space Time Modulator.
Posted by matrix at 11/27/2006 09:01:00 AM

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous11/27/06, 9:20 AM

    Nandtastic

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  2. Doktor Future11/27/06, 9:42 AM

    hahahaha that's so NOT funny NOT :)

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  3. the world of next tuesday11/27/06, 11:37 AM

    If you go to the page-
    http://illudium.blogspot.com/2006/11/tektron-logic-lab.html

    there are some close ups of the jacks, I'm trying to identify the kind of patch cables this thing uses (though I should just ask the guy I bought it from).


    As for not being a synth, that's certainly true ...but how about the Doepfer A-166 or the Serge Boolean Logic module, etc.?

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  4. the world of next tuesday11/27/06, 12:54 PM

    Thanks re: the multimeter type probe. Mine are definitely more narrow than the Tektron.

    I don't have a good ruler but a sub-mini plug fits well though surely wan't the intended plug. So based on the way that fit's I'd say the hole is 2.5mm.

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  5. the world of next tuesday12/22/06, 6:09 PM

    I've confirmed it uses miniature banana plugs - 3.05mm diameter. (Regular bananas are 4.4mm diameter). Paul Perry (Frostwave) sussed it out correctly. Thanks all.

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  6. sharingpostingking11/5/18, 1:45 AM

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