Thursday, December 01, 2011
Track and Hold with Doepfer A148
YouTube Uploaded by raulsworldofsynths on Oct 22, 2011
"Demonstration of Doepfer A148 Sample and Hold used as a Track and Hold Module. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
DeLorean Roland Juno-106 Mod
via this auction
Note the listing appears to be for the modification only.
"Here it is ! The DeLorean 106. It's been stripped down to the bare shiny metal and clear coated for long lasting protection. The sides are now 1/4 inch solid Aluminum, polished to perfection. even the rocker bar underneath the keys is a clear coated shiny metal. The new "screen print" is a design we came up with here at the Synth Spa. More designs may be coming in the future. This particular 106 happens to be the "Rainbow DeLorean" because it's multi-colored, but you can have any version of DeLorean 106 you can dream of; just Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green, or a color combination such as Blue and Orange, Red and Yellow, etc etc, Just tell me where to put the colors and lights.
The idea came to me because of some "cosmetically challenged" 106's that came thru the door. "Never waste a Juno" I thought. And in light of that idea, please find a juno that is cosmetically challenged before choosing this mod. But then again hey, it's your Juno! Also having said this, an "original screen print" service will be coming sometime in the near future. I would also like to give a big thanks to all that tolerate my craziness here in synth world. Thanks for letting me have some creative freedom!
AND obviously the insides are important as well so.........,When you send your Juno to the synth spa for this modification , this is what you get;
1. A full panel board restoration. ( this solves bad buttons. corroded faders, edit light problems. )
2. Power board restoration. ( this solves aging large electrolytic capacitors that are leaking )
3. New battery and removable battery chassis in the CPU board. ( you can now replace the battery your self! )
4. Module board restoration - voice chips service. ( guaranteed not to fail, AND socketed for easy removal if need be. )
5. Juno 60 style transistors installed in the analog signal path on the module board and Jack board.
6. Minor body work and a clear coat to protect the Juno 106 screen print for years to come.
7. If you don't want the aluminum, your choice of wooden sides , Maple, Cherry, Walnut, Oak, or anything exotic or rare that we currently make.
8. Full calibration across the entire keyboard.
9. A special edition of Synth Spa Sounds for bank A & B, organized by type of sound. ( you'll never have to guess where your favorite sounds are again ! ) AND 2,048 sounds for you to dig thru and enjoy.
10. Lighted bender, LED's and 2 digit screen changed to either Blue, Orange, Red, Yellow, or Green. Purple is possible in the bender section only."
Endangered Audio Gristleizer Tabletop Synth Effects Module
via this auction
"Endangered Audio tabletop Gristleizer purchased direct from the manufacturer."
Interesting knobs on this one.
If you aren't familiar with the Gristleizer, this post is definitely worth a read. Also check out the Gristleizer label below for more.
Roland MKS 80 REV. 4 Super Jupiter, MPG 80 programmer & m64c
via this auction"The mks 80 is actually quite heavy and deep for a rack unit (must be all those oscillators!). In one of the photos I put a quarter on it for scale. This is why the shipping cost is on the high side."
SN 501522
Sequential Circuits - Six Trak - Moded w/ Boss CE-5
via this auction
"My only beef with the thing is that its in mono [output]. I wanted to get a stereo width out of it, the same width as my Juno 106 if possible. So I decided to add a Boss CE-5: Chorus Ensemble and mod the synthesizer. I did not alter any of the electronics, just merely re-housed the pedal into the synth. As you can see below the jumper cable takes the synths signal to the pedal, if removed you still have a fully functional CE-5 for whatever."
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