E-MU SSM 2040 Low Pass Filter
Friday, July 10, 2009
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Say what?
ReplyDeleteSay that 10 times fast.
ReplyDeleteIsn't this DIY?
ReplyDeletePowered by SoundBlaster?
ReplyDeleteanyone know if there will be multiple formats offered?
ReplyDeleteOut of nowhere...
ReplyDeleteWell I hear they're considering the LinnDrumII in Euro format!
ReplyDelete;)
It's a diy version of the ssm2040 lowpass vcf.
ReplyDeleteSimilar to the Emulatorarchive one and RSF Kobol and P5 rev1 and rev2.
With the SSM2040 used.
its a beautiful world we live in
ReplyDeletea modulars romantic place
beautiful modulars everywhere
and some with comb filters
makes me want to say
its a beautitful place
It's surely someone's DIY clone, look at all those Serge "VCS" modules next to it that were obviously built from the CGS pcbs being offered to builders.
ReplyDeleteNot only would Emu would have to be getting into the game they would also have to resurrect manufacture of long unavailable in quantity SSM 2040 chips.
I would guess the design is from emulatorarchives,com but I'm not certain.
Did this post just really happen?!?!
ReplyDeletethis is great.
ReplyDeletewhoa, back up there gentleman
ReplyDeletethere's no way e-mu have decided to return to the modular synthesis market!
'new' meaning 'new' to the owner i'm sure