via Jim Patchell on the SDIY list:
"When I lost most of my eyesight, I didn't think I would ever do something like this again...but here I go again.
Back around 1999, I did this project:
http://www.noniandjim.com/Jim/smb1/smb.html
This board was huge (15" x 10"). And it was so big, building it was a real problem. (Although, back then I could see). I don't remember the component count, but it was a lot.
Well, I got the hankering to give it another try. But this time, I was going to keep it much smaller. I have got the schematic about 95% complete at this time, and after counting the pages, it came to 32. Hmmm....not exactly as minimalist as I intended. I call this one the SMBC, which stands for Synth Module Board - Cheezy.
It includes an AVR X-Mega controller which will do Midi/Sequencer/User Interface duties. Anyway, here is a very prelim schematic.
http://www.noniandjim.com/Jim/SMBCheezy/100-1059.pdf
And the webpage is at:
http://www.noniandjim.com/Jim/SMBCheezy/SMBCheese.html"
Synth Trivia: Jim Patchell worked on the Mattson Mini Modular filter featured here.
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