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Friday, June 20, 2008

Colin Electronics - Ex ARP Designer

"High-End Analog Audio

We design analog audio components to enhance your listening pleasure.

After over 40 years as a Design Engineer, Audiophile and designer of the ARP 2600 Synthesizer

Dennis Colin has brought some of his inventions to market. To view products available please visit Master Line or click photos.

To view some current and hard-to-find interesting articles by Mr. Colin, please visit the White Papers section. Mr. Colin is a frequent contributor to audioxpress (a magazine for audiophiles)." http://www.colinelectronics.com/

Update via Robert in the comments:

"Dennis Colin was also responsible for
some of the modules in the Aries 300 modular. link "

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Thursday, June 19, 2008

Not Breathing Sound Systems

"i piced up a WSG pcb from ray wilson's www.musicfromouterspace.com - i made it - its great and horrible. it had a lil area on the pcb to add extra circuit - so i built a 4030 based ring modulator - and then i made a 2watt amp using a big magnet 4ohm speaker (same type as below) - i then added a distortion /fuzz circuit - and then i cloned the lfo section from the commonsound.org tremulus lune vibrato - vactrol/knobs for symetry, spacing, smoothness, speed,depth - both the lfos are routed to a two way switch - so either the VCF or VCO 1 can be moded by one - or RES or VCO2 can be moded by the other - what a mess!"

You can find a sample of this piece along with more of Dave Wright's creations on Not Breathing Sound Systems.

via Deviant Synth

Rotary Selectrion Switches from Polysix

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noiseringb144m13Mixdown-MP3

"Wiard Noisering and a pair of Buchla 100 vco's." by mono-poly

Steve Clark and Student Division with Andy Lee

YouTube via moogfoundation
"Testimonial about how Bob Moog enhanced this person's music and/or musical career. Interview was at the Audio Engineering Convention in New York City, 2007. Interviewed by Andy Lee, on of the first student members of the foundation, from Stevens Institute of Technology, conducted at SkyRoom Studios."