Title link takes you to Colin Fraser's excellent Synth Site. I remember Colin from various lists and oddly I realize I haven't put up a post on his site yet. I've posted on his TR-909 Mod Page and his MidiBass 303 page, but not directly on his site. So... Here it is. BTW, the image in this post is of an early Minimoog VCO board from his site. There was some discussion on AH regarding where to draw the line with discrete. This is definitely discrete.
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Colin Fraser's Synth Site
Title link takes you to Colin Fraser's excellent Synth Site. I remember Colin from various lists and oddly I realize I haven't put up a post on his site yet. I've posted on his TR-909 Mod Page and his MidiBass 303 page, but not directly on his site. So... Here it is. BTW, the image in this post is of an early Minimoog VCO board from his site. There was some discussion on AH regarding where to draw the line with discrete. This is definitely discrete.
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Check out Colin's music while you are there, some nice dirty techno there :)
ReplyDeleteI like the thermal coupling technique for the 3 transistor pairs - just screw them down under a big piece of iron!
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