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A large percentage of the guys over on that site are knobs anyway.
They've had a go at me on more than one occasion for owning two CS80's and four Minimoog's.

If it is intermittent it sounds like it could be a dry joint. Try pulling the module out of the rack so you can push on the cct board with a pencil or something non conductive, then pass audio through it and lightly press on different parts of the board. If you can make it do it and then make it sto...

I don't like surface mount... but I have to work on them sometimes, maybe that's why I don't like surface mount...

Here's some of one of mine... it likes to be surrounded by much older R.A. modules...

How are the octaves when playing it's own keyboard...?

Cheers,
Tom

Hi folks,
I have a question - would anyone here know if the new Minimoog reissue uses an 'edge' trigger or a 'level' trigger output..? What I need to know is does the trigger stay high for as long as a key is held..?

Cheerz,
Tom

I don't believe the original Minimoog model D has the option to route the filter EG to pitch. I tried on four different Minimoog's and I couldn't manage it.

As this behringer module is supposedly and by all accounts an exact indistinguishable copy I'm surprised you managed it...!?

Thanks for your quick reply! I've tried all different gate and s-trig settings of the Kenton. I also tried a Roland MPU-101 with the gate to s-trig cable. Same results. Just a clarification, it's not infinite sustain, the note shuts off just fine, it's just that the sustain knob doesn't do anything...

Terry, I've researched both the 904-b schematic you mentioned and shown us here in this thread... and also the layout diagram you shared, and it appears to me that the 'errors' aren't actually errors in the schematic as such - not like the 'revised' or 'corrected' part would have us believe. It look...

ummagumma wrote:that was cool!!

drooling over that setup.

what are you using for a delay?

Cheerz,
I have an Alesis Midiverb4 in my mixer rack which provides a little echo... and there is also the Moog 905 spring reverb unit of course..!

(By the way - Keith's is the first...!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAaI26p1RZo

Personally I really don't like switch mode power supplies. They do go faulty and when they do they can basically self destruct. You can't really repair them either - not easily anyway. What you guys gonna do when your SMPS gets old and eventually gives up - as they all do...? I much prefer a linear ...

I know he actually used the 960... but you can also get that slow rising effect that Emo used on the 'Great Gates' using the S&H module... I did this with the 1125 unit I built...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qzs5_56ddhw

Cheerz,
Tom