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Din Sync"The DrumDokta run is finished.
Yes that's it! The very last DrumDokta has rolled off the workbench. It was never any secret that it was a limited edition module and as they say, all good things come to an end. There are still a few pcbs left over so I may make a few more at some point but not anytime soon.
The DDB build has started.
The DDB build is well underway, please note that this is an expander for the DrumDokta and not a stand alone module. Everyone who bought a DrumDokta direct will get an email in the coming weeks for ordering, those with units from batch one and two will get the now obsolete rean knobs so that they match (yes I saved some) and those from the last batch will get the new style knobs. If you picked one up second hand and want to get a DDB drop me a line on info@dinsync.info and let me know your serial number to be sure to get the correct knob style.
The VCF303 project is underway.
Prototype pcbs will be here in the very near future, pretty excited about this one and I know a lot of you have been waiting quite a while for it. It's going to be well worth the wait. Drop me a line if you want to get on the waiting list.
The OSC303 will be back!
And finally giving this one a revisit with a MKII version. Not going to give too much away on this yet, but it will feature that ever so lovely not so square, square wave and some improvements over the original.
stay tuned"
"It has 2 original Programing manuals and an original Performance manual (see photo). It also has a folder with some laminated settings info sheets and a Syntech Corp "CHROMA MIDI CONVERTER" Users Manual along with installation instructions. I'm assuming the midi converter has been installed as it has hand labeled midi in and out jacks on the back (see photo). Also included are 3 cassette tapes one of which is factory recorded..."
