MATRIXSYNTH: Modded Ace Tone Rhythm Ace


Thursday, March 25, 2010

Modded Ace Tone Rhythm Ace


via Smoov-E

"Here are some pictures of my modified Ace Tone Rhythm Ace. The 16 rhythm presets are re-programmed, the 3 instrument cancel buttons function as variations buttons, and all instruments have individual 1/4 inch outs powered by mini op amps. Also attached is the Logic Output Timing Chart I used for the re-programming process.

Thank You Marc Handschuh of Ultra Electronic Active, who I consulted multiple times for this job. His knowledge in the world of vintage gear is truly priceless."



Posted by matrix at 3/25/2010 12:39:00 PM
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  1. klif3/26/10, 6:32 AM

    wow,

    i have one of these. i added midi triggers and moved some trimmers from the inside to the pots, old photo is here
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/13766531@N05/3507313599/in/set-72157617696876523/

    as you can see i didn't "build in" anything, as most things are outside :)

    i really like the fact that you modified the build in patterns and added individual outs. is there any chance of more info on the mods?

    klif

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