http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/gallery/0001t553.xml http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/gallery/0001t553 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001h30k.xml This filter is not a clone of the ARP 4072 submodule. It does, however, have an identical topology with the same transistors and operational amplifier array. Some people may find this is close enough to use the "C" word but not here at STG Soundlabs, so in tribute to the origin of this filter design it is called the Post-Lawsuit Lowpass Filter. And before you call to complain, let me point out that Post-Ambiguous-Legal-Action Lowpass Filter just didn't have the same ring. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001h30k.xml 1db23227421bf67dbaec81acfaec4e26 image/jpeg 1600 1200 322726 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001h30k The Multiples panel consists of three sets of four phone jacks. Each set of jacks has been wired together: tip to tip, sleeve to sleeve. This permits multiple distribution of one signal to several different places. This process is often called signal splitting. Multiples are used for many purposes; from linking two patch cords together, sending a single signal to several different modules at the same time, to doubling or tripling the amplitude of a signal by sending it X3 to a particular source. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001w536.xml a74f4047a401ead2dd3880b4a3246f4d image/jpeg 1600 1200 318288 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001w536 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00020wrr.xml 731108d85e5c83f8c275b61f5f411c7c image/jpeg 1600 1200 452186 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00020wrr I am going to say this only once, and with a straight face: "This is a premium, hand-made, boutique-grade blank panel for the hardcore style-conscious 60s-modular fetishist." http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001yeww.xml c135ef15170bd67e55fa377104f70565 image/jpeg 1600 1200 274550 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001yeww if we sold an envelope generator it would look like this. sort of. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001r86b.xml 61d7e395f349915f2b0b53517155e86b image/jpeg 1600 1200 321564 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001r86b Two channels of voltage trigger delay with a link switch to feed the second channel from the first. Only the beginning of the v-trig is delayed ... the end is unaffected. Includes handy "slew outputs" (no ... not that kind of slew) to allow the channels to also function as a pair of AS envelopes with attack time set by time controls. This module incorporates an adaptation by Yves Usson with a custom PCB by Detachment 3. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001scc4.xml 376a3cbd220b707353237d7a5c2192f0 image/jpeg 1600 1200 344846 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001scc4 You never know what's going to be on the line. it could be 0v ... it could be a trigger ... it could be -3.4v ... whatever you can fit on the plate! The Noise Buffet provides a smorgasbord of random signal flavours in one convenient 1 MU module. The top section features a granulated noise source. the rotary control increases the pile of noise grains until they overflow onto your placemat. the middle section features white noise in unfiltered, highpass, and lowpass variants. the third section of the module is a random trigger source ranging from very very very infrequent to kind of slow. there is also a gorgeous purple indicator LED for this trigger fountain. Based around a PCB sold by Ray Wilson. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001kh74.xml 888bb5acd1d45b278da0db97f1e077a7 image/jpeg 1600 1200 323844 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001kh74 The Attenuators panel consists of three passive circuits, each made of a 25k potentiometer (think of it as a variable resistor) between input and output. The signal input to the top attenuator is chained to the bottom two in series. Introduction of a phone plug into middle or bottom input breaks the normalling system: 1 to 1-2-3, 1-2 to 2-3, 1-2-3 to 1-2-3. this means that the module can also be used as an unbuffered distributor. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001tqe8.xml d478ba1954491ec61f40021599744ec5 image/jpeg 1600 1200 288085 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001tqe8 A pair of simple VCAs. each VCA has a control voltage offset, two control inputs, a signal input and output, and can be switched from linear to logarithmic response with a front-panel toggle. Based around a PCB sold by Ray Wilson. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001q47c.xml 64f7d0e2694db5af703703f7095ca910 image/jpeg 1600 1200 343953 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001q47c Necessary to make your modular synthesiser sound like a computer in an SF movie. Features a clock oscillator with external clamping and control input, stepped and slewed outputs for the voltage section, and a courtesy output from the clock oscillator. Based around a PCB sold by Ray Wilson. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001py9p.xml a6c6e4def6fdba7bd3e05d9148587022 image/jpeg 1600 1200 331005 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001py9p Two channels of voltage trigger delay with a link switch to feed the second channel from the first. Only the beginning of the v-trig is delayed ... the end is unaffected. Includes handy "slew outputs" (no ... not that kind of slew) to allow the channels to also function as a pair of AS envelopes with attack time set by time controls. This module incorporates a design by Yves Usson with a custom PCB by Detachment 3. All jacks are Switchcraft model 112A or 111, and the LEDs are purple. The MOTM-compliant edition of the YUGD has been tested to fit in MOTM 19A EIA rail adapter rails, and has power connectors for both Synthesizers.com and MOTM/Frac systems. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001z105.xml 79b3b653c7531853271a23e62717aa90 image/jpeg 1600 1200 491670 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001z105 The Imagine panel is a blank panel of a different angle, a colouring book for your modular synthesiser. it has no legending other than tic marks around cleanly-punched 3/8" holes which could be used for potentiometers or rotary switches (or whatever.) there are also six 3/8" holes in the lower half of the panel which could be used for switches, jacks, et cetera. the three holes for dials are at MOTM-standard spacing, in case you were curious. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001xafg.xml 9dd5f2e6e2b693b8da7b348f0983c1ba image/jpeg 1600 1200 331448 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0001xafg Two channels of voltage trigger delay with a link switch to feed the second channel from the first. Only the beginning of the v-trig is delayed ... the end is unaffected. Includes handy "slew outputs" (no ... not that kind of slew) to allow the channels to also function as a pair of AS envelopes with attack time set by time controls. This module incorporates an adaptation by Yves Usson with a custom PCB by Detachment 3. All jacks are Switchcraft model 41, and the LEDs are purple. The FU edition of the YUGD has been tested to fit in both PAiA and Blacet FU racks, and has power connectors for both Synthesizers.com and MOTM/Frac systems. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0002472t.xml e5e9eea2e0236d8705945212a8de9b4c image/jpeg 1600 1200 618148 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0002472t this is what the backside of the rev 1 edition of this module looked like. http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/000252dx.xml bb24c895e7e3780879a8446058c2ec1c image/jpeg 1600 1200 587853 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/000252dx http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006d59k.xml eed267de0673c0a13594d53a22b6c51b image/jpeg 1600 1200 443938 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006d59k http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006gta3.xml 17ef212b41a7f62c147fdfe5cc21a885 image/jpeg 1469 1102 242036 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006gta3 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006k37r.xml 5075549d8de190a4bad47c883893c214 image/jpeg 1600 1200 604492 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0006k37r http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00089xcz.xml 39933c367bf11c76daa16a2a8817c601 image/jpeg 1600 1200 1481100 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00089xcz http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00088k9d.xml 96ec8a0baf00450a717ff3d6b353fb19 image/jpeg 1600 1200 1200974 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/00088k9d http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0008akce.xml 97860787a68f14b65ff7c411c4beb819 image/jpeg 1600 1200 1366532 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0008akce http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0009hp3z.xml db500396db9f415f730f964be4c93f74 image/jpeg 2592 1944 2463117 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/0009hp3z http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/000b6fde.xml 433f8ba5b6bc3bf81fb28d49f6fd2e5e image/jpeg 1600 1200 421216 http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/pic/000b6fde Mankato http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/gallery/00045309.xml http://pics.livejournal.com/suitandtieguy/gallery/00045309