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"Peter B. came by yesterday & dropped off the new "Zenert" Tocante & the new "Dunst" eurorack module. Both in-stock! "
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Thursday, June 18, 2015
Ciat-Lonbarde's Peter B. Drops by Control with Zenert Tocante & Dunst
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"Peter B. came by yesterday & dropped off the new "Zenert" Tocante & the new "Dunst" eurorack module. Both in-stock! "
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Les rencontres Modularsquare : avec Olivier Grall et le Moog Modular
Published on Jun 18, 2015
"Première partie de la rencontre avec Olivier Grall, musicien, ingénieur du son, et collectionneur de synthétiseurs, qui était venu nous présenter son système Moog Modular original ainsi que plusieurs accessoires Moog très rares."
Les rencontres Modularsquare : avec Olivier Grall et le Moog Modular (2/2)
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Nous sommes Modularsquare, une boutique spécialisée dans les instruments de musique électroniques, ainsi qu'une communauté d'artistes qui se réunie une fois par mois.
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AKAI EWI3030m EWI SOUND MODULE SN 39615-03234
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"A digital sound module combining sampled waveforms with digital filtering and powerful real-time control
Two sampled sound sources (digital oscillators) with 75 sampled waves
Digital filters, LFO, envelope and glide
Built-in reverb
128 presets, all user-programmable
Footswitch control of program chains
Audio input for EWI-controlled processing of other instruments
MIDI OUT to play external sound modules"
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"A digital sound module combining sampled waveforms with digital filtering and powerful real-time control Two sampled sound sources (digital oscillators) with 75 sampled waves
Digital filters, LFO, envelope and glide
Built-in reverb
128 presets, all user-programmable
Footswitch control of program chains
Audio input for EWI-controlled processing of other instruments
MIDI OUT to play external sound modules"
ROLAND MC-202 MicroComposer SN 326700 with Original Box
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Reverse Keys Korg POLY-800 SN 048239
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"This one is a very rare model with cool Reversed Color Keys!
The unit appears to be working reasonably well, I noticed sliders on BEND and SEQUENCER SPEED has bad contacts and you would need to push in to have them respond, which could probably do with some adjustment/servicing. Otherwise, all the keys and buttons and the joystick working fine, including writing/editing program and sequencer functions."
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"This one is a very rare model with cool Reversed Color Keys!The unit appears to be working reasonably well, I noticed sliders on BEND and SEQUENCER SPEED has bad contacts and you would need to push in to have them respond, which could probably do with some adjustment/servicing. Otherwise, all the keys and buttons and the joystick working fine, including writing/editing program and sequencer functions."
Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Keyboard & Rack OLED Displays
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"NO drilling/filing or butchering of any kind are required to install this display in a keyboard or rack VS. this oled is a direct replacement for the old display, it has the same uncommon pcb layout as the standard lcd its replacing. the dimensions and mounting holes are identical, simply remove the old lcd, then reattach the new oled. like my other displays, the colour and contrast can be adjusted (as illustrated with the red oled pics) I will show you how to achieve this. there will be two wires for the old el foil 15+16, these should be trimmed flush + discarded ! the oled ONLY requires pins 1-14. i will include some chemwick to mop up the solder on the board after you remove the old pins + display, ill include also some furutech solder, this solder melts at low temperature and flows very nicely, it is superior to the wbt stuff for this type of work. There is no reason why anyone couldn't do this mod, everything you need is supplied.display will ship with the pins already attached, take care and handle it by the edges and make sure your earthed before hand to prevent any static charge !
**i have red oleds in the same size, if youd prefer one of those, add that info @ checkout, otherwise i will ship a blue one. blue is the default setting for the listing**
The last pics show the old display mounted, then removed and the new oled installed. that time customer desoldered the old display and reused the old pins, this is not necessary anymore, the oled will be delivered with pins attached. you simply cut the old pins between the display and board and then desolder the pins one by one. in order to remove the pins one at a time they must be seperated from each other, do this by cutting the plastic seal between each one, they will then release off the board with minimum fuss and more importantly minimum heat. the last pic on the listing shows the board stripped clean + ready for the new oled + pins. soldering iron should be sharpened up like a pencil, tinned + clean. its no good for doing this type of work if the tip resembles the end of your little finger. if youve got one with a plated tip, borrow a file from your grandad and remove the plating until its copper and then use tip tinner. a lil trick you can do is pop the tip in a drill and use the file to sharpen it. when you go to use it, youll find the whole process of heating/removing solder with the chemwick and a sharp tinned copper tip, works much more efficiently, meaning less heat required to the delicate board ! less heat means less chance of any damage !"
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"NO drilling/filing or butchering of any kind are required to install this display in a keyboard or rack VS. this oled is a direct replacement for the old display, it has the same uncommon pcb layout as the standard lcd its replacing. the dimensions and mounting holes are identical, simply remove the old lcd, then reattach the new oled. like my other displays, the colour and contrast can be adjusted (as illustrated with the red oled pics) I will show you how to achieve this. there will be two wires for the old el foil 15+16, these should be trimmed flush + discarded ! the oled ONLY requires pins 1-14. i will include some chemwick to mop up the solder on the board after you remove the old pins + display, ill include also some furutech solder, this solder melts at low temperature and flows very nicely, it is superior to the wbt stuff for this type of work. There is no reason why anyone couldn't do this mod, everything you need is supplied.display will ship with the pins already attached, take care and handle it by the edges and make sure your earthed before hand to prevent any static charge ! **i have red oleds in the same size, if youd prefer one of those, add that info @ checkout, otherwise i will ship a blue one. blue is the default setting for the listing**
The last pics show the old display mounted, then removed and the new oled installed. that time customer desoldered the old display and reused the old pins, this is not necessary anymore, the oled will be delivered with pins attached. you simply cut the old pins between the display and board and then desolder the pins one by one. in order to remove the pins one at a time they must be seperated from each other, do this by cutting the plastic seal between each one, they will then release off the board with minimum fuss and more importantly minimum heat. the last pic on the listing shows the board stripped clean + ready for the new oled + pins. soldering iron should be sharpened up like a pencil, tinned + clean. its no good for doing this type of work if the tip resembles the end of your little finger. if youve got one with a plated tip, borrow a file from your grandad and remove the plating until its copper and then use tip tinner. a lil trick you can do is pop the tip in a drill and use the file to sharpen it. when you go to use it, youll find the whole process of heating/removing solder with the chemwick and a sharp tinned copper tip, works much more efficiently, meaning less heat required to the delicate board ! less heat means less chance of any damage !"Sequential Circuits Model 800 Digital 256-Step Sequencer SN 0330
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" The Sequential Model 800 Sequencer is a 256-event cv/gate sequencer based on microprocessor technology. This was probably Sequential's first product. Dave Smith started making these units in his garage. A cv/gate sequencer based on microprocessor technology. First known product from Sequential Circuits. Less than 500 units were produced between 1977 and 1980 starting in Dave Smith's garage.
This is serial number 0330, and was recently refurbished by synth maestro Dave Brown at Modular Synthesis.
He did an incredible job, which you can see at this page documenting the repair and restoration
This SCI 800 is described at the bottom of the page (the top of the page is my other, much earlier SCI 800, that truly proved a challenge to reverse engineer and fix!)
It was built like a tank, encased in a 8"X10"X5" metal box. It represents one of the first attempts at a commercial meld between analog and digital technology.
The 800 consists of 16 toggle switches which enable "cells". Each cell can hold up to 16 note-events each. The cells are loaded from CV (control voltage) keyboard via the CV/gate inputs (1 volt per octave) and can be programmed over a 5-octave range. The Gate is switchable between S-trigger and voltage gate. An internal clock runs from 20Hz up to 5kHz to calculate absolute note length or beat division if being driven externally by a low frequency clock. External input is provided via a specially wired plug. A multi-pin parallel connector is used to hook two or more 800's together. A foot-pedal was available for toggling between record and play modes and start/stop. The CV/gate output is quantized to semitones (1/12). The gate can also be switched between S-trigger and voltage gate.
Sequences cannot be stored, however there may have been a battery backup modification. If a hi freq VCO is used to "clock" the sequencer, it can function as a crude audio waveshaper.
The Model 800 can hold up to 256 events. There are 16 switches which enable "cells", which can each contain 16 events. They are loaded by an external CV keyboard and can be programmed over 5 octaves. An internal clock running between 20Hz-5kHz calculates the absolute note length or beat division when driven externally by a low frequency clock.
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" The Sequential Model 800 Sequencer is a 256-event cv/gate sequencer based on microprocessor technology. This was probably Sequential's first product. Dave Smith started making these units in his garage. A cv/gate sequencer based on microprocessor technology. First known product from Sequential Circuits. Less than 500 units were produced between 1977 and 1980 starting in Dave Smith's garage.
This is serial number 0330, and was recently refurbished by synth maestro Dave Brown at Modular Synthesis.He did an incredible job, which you can see at this page documenting the repair and restoration
This SCI 800 is described at the bottom of the page (the top of the page is my other, much earlier SCI 800, that truly proved a challenge to reverse engineer and fix!)
It was built like a tank, encased in a 8"X10"X5" metal box. It represents one of the first attempts at a commercial meld between analog and digital technology.
The 800 consists of 16 toggle switches which enable "cells". Each cell can hold up to 16 note-events each. The cells are loaded from CV (control voltage) keyboard via the CV/gate inputs (1 volt per octave) and can be programmed over a 5-octave range. The Gate is switchable between S-trigger and voltage gate. An internal clock runs from 20Hz up to 5kHz to calculate absolute note length or beat division if being driven externally by a low frequency clock. External input is provided via a specially wired plug. A multi-pin parallel connector is used to hook two or more 800's together. A foot-pedal was available for toggling between record and play modes and start/stop. The CV/gate output is quantized to semitones (1/12). The gate can also be switched between S-trigger and voltage gate.
Sequences cannot be stored, however there may have been a battery backup modification. If a hi freq VCO is used to "clock" the sequencer, it can function as a crude audio waveshaper.
The Model 800 can hold up to 256 events. There are 16 switches which enable "cells", which can each contain 16 events. They are loaded by an external CV keyboard and can be programmed over 5 octaves. An internal clock running between 20Hz-5kHz calculates the absolute note length or beat division when driven externally by a low frequency clock.
Sequential Circuits Drumtraks 400 SN 1109
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"Works and looks great! Minor flaws include damaged wood corner and bass and rim shot do not sound (easy fix most likely)"
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"Works and looks great! Minor flaws include damaged wood corner and bass and rim shot do not sound (easy fix most likely)"Sequential Circuits Tom with Special Effects & Basic Percussion Carts
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"Vintage Sequential Circuits Tom drum machine. This comes with two cartridges (which are very rare)."
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"Vintage Sequential Circuits Tom drum machine. This comes with two cartridges (which are very rare)."
Roland RSS PH-830 Stereo Phaser
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