From Andrew Horton Sent Mon, Mar 18th 2019, 15:29
From Andrew Horton Sent Mon, Mar 18th 2019, 15:29
Plus afx used it so now he get the price bump On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 11:26 AM sines <xxxxx_xxxx@xxxxx.xx> wrote: > > I priced them lower than all the others I saw! They are not common here= =E2=80=A6 at all! > > > Todd > > On Mar 18, 2019, at 11:24 AM, Boniforti Flavio <xxxxxxxxx.x@xxxxx.xxx> wr= ote: > > ... WOW! And I bought Florian's Minipops 7 for a bit more than half of th= e price you're asking! :-o > Glad I'm in Europe - USD prices are pretty steep compared to ours! ;-) > F. > https://soundcloud.com/bonnyfused > > > Am Mo., 18. M=C3=A4rz 2019 um 15:42 Uhr schrieb sines <xxxxx_xxxx@xxxxx.x= a>: >> >> Eurorack >> Winter Modular Eloquencer =E2=80=93 $525 >> Synthesis Technology E370/371 Prototype #1 =E2=80=93 =E2=80=9CGray Meani= e=E2=80=9D =E2=80=93 $750 >> Erica Synths Sequential Switch & CV Expander $220 >> Malekko Mix 4 =E2=80=93 $80 >> >> Drum machines >> Korg Minipops 7 =E2=80=94 $750 >> Emu Drumulator =E2=80=94 $425 >> Roland CSQ-600 =E2=80=94$425 >> >> Synths / Controller >> PPG Wave 2.2 / 2.3 Custom Rack PROJECT [not working / as is] =E2=80=93 $= 4750 >> Casio HT-3000 =E2=80=9CWavetable=E2=80=9D-ish SD Synth, Analogue Resonan= t Filter =E2=80=93 $250 >> Peavey PC-1600 =E2=80=93 $70 >> >> Outboard >> Urei 565T Filter Set =E2=80=94 $450 >> AudioArts 1600 Parametric Crossover =E2=80=93 $100 >> USAudio GateX 4-channel gate / limiter / expander =E2=80=93 $140 >> >> Details below: >> Winter Modular Eloquencer =E2=80=94 $525 >> Barely used, original box and second faceplate included. Really powerful= controlled chance sequencer.. control 8 pairs of CV & Gates or configure t= o use them as you see fit. Love it, but I think I'm going a different route= in my system. >> >> The Eloquencer is a powerful and versatile eurorack sequencer that can b= e used both as a performance and a composition tool. It=E2=80=99s designed = to be intuitive, easy to use, and quick to edit. It has been built around t= he =E2=80=9Ccontrolled chance=E2=80=9D concept. This means you can decide w= hen and where there will be randomness and how much this randomness will af= fect your sequences. >> >> It features 8 tracks of CVs and Gates in a 16 step disposition, but with= the ability to define larger bar counts or chaining patterns to build mult= iple song parts of 256 steps each. Parameters like CV, Gate, Gate Length an= d Ratcheting can be randomized in different ways to obtain permanently evol= ving patterns. >> >> Many of the parameters can be linked to the CV inputs to give additional= layers of variation. An OLED screen provides contextual feedback for all t= he parameters, and it=E2=80=99s also used to navigate through the menus. >> >> MAIN FEATURES >> =E2=80=A2 Gate probability independent for each step or track. >> =E2=80=A2 CV, CV Variation Probability, and CV Variation Range adjustabl= e for each step or track. >> =E2=80=A2 Gate Length, Gate Length Variation Probability, and Gate Varia= tion Range adjustable for each step or track. >> =E2=80=A2 Ratcheting Type, Ratcheting Probability, and Ratcheting Variat= ion Probability adjustable for each step or track. >> =E2=80=A2 Tempo and shuffle adjust >> =E2=80=A2 CV Outputs quantizable in tone / scale >> =E2=80=A2 Different step modes ( forward, backward, pendulum, random) in= dependent for each track and pattern. >> =E2=80=A2 Track length independent for each track and pattern >> =E2=80=A2 Track shifting independent for each track or a group of tracks= . >> =E2=80=A2 Fill in mode (pressing the track buttons will fill all the gat= es of the desired tracks). >> =E2=80=A2 Quantized (time and pitch) Live recording (CVs and Gates) >> =E2=80=A2 Free play mode (using the step buttons keyboard) >> =E2=80=A2 Song Mode (64 songs parts can be built, each song part contain= s a sequence of 16 patterns; a song can be build chaining up to 256 song pa= rts) >> =E2=80=A2 LFO Mode (not available in the current OS release, coming soon= ) >> =E2=80=A2 Mod Mode (not available in the current OS release, coming soon= ) >> =E2=80=A2 Mute Mode >> =E2=80=A2 Randomize function to create new patterns, or do partial chang= es to existing ones >> =E2=80=A2 Cvs and Gates can be unlinked to have two independent channels >> =E2=80=A2 CV inputs can be assigned to many parameters ( Step and probab= ilities, Mute, Fill in, track shift=E2=80=A6) >> =E2=80=A2 Duplicate function to create different patterns while editing = in step modes. >> =E2=80=A2 Freeze and revert function =E2=80=93 Create a screenshot of yo= ur pattern, modify it, and go back to the previous freezed pattern >> =E2=80=A2 Master track concept =E2=80=93 The pattern changes or the sync= hronization/resetting of tracks occurs when the master track reaches its en= d. The master track can be a track, or an internal clock that can be config= ured between 1 and 64 steps. >> =E2=80=A2 Release Reset track =E2=80=93 A track can be released from its= relation to the master track, so it won=E2=80=99t reset every time the mas= ter track reaches its end. >> =E2=80=A2 Integrated microSD card reader to save projects, do backups of= your projects, and have different cards with different sets. >> =E2=80=A2 Open Source =E2=80=93 the code can be modified using the Ardui= no IDE and a USB cable. (open source code will be available at a later stag= e) >> INPUTS AND OUTPUTS >> >> =E2=80=A2 8 V/oct CV Output >> =E2=80=A2 8 Trigger / Gate Output >> =E2=80=A2 Reset Input >> =E2=80=A2 External Clock Input (configurable. i.e: can be used as a cloc= k divider / multiplier) >> =E2=80=A2 Aux Output (configurable) >> =E2=80=A2 Clock Output (configurable. i.e: can be used as a clock divide= r / multiplier) >> =E2=80=A2 2 CV Input (assignable to different parameters) >> >> >> Roland CSQ-600 - $425 >> Vintage Roland CSQ-600 Computer Controlled Digital Sequencer in perfect = working condition. This digital sequencer is from the same era as, and was = designed to work with the TR-808, CR-78 and SH-2. In fact, it shares the sa= me chassis and form factor as the TR-808. See the video below for a CSQ-600= in action from SynthMania! >> >> CV and Gate In/Out + Sync IN/Out, with 4 sequence memory locations on bo= ard. Works great with any CV-controlled keyboard or modular synth system. >> >> >> Casio HT-3000 =E2=80=9Cwavetable=E2=80=9D-ish SD synth with analogue Fil= ter - $250 >> >> from VintageSynth.com >> The Casio HT and HZ series are a very interesting group of synthesizers = produced from 1987-1991. They use a very specific form of sound generation = called "SD Synthesis". Short for "Spectrum Dynamic" SD Synthesis has some t= hings in common with the subtractive synthesis we know and love. The synth = takes a waveform and runs it through a real analog VCF (filter). There are = ADSR envelopes for the DCA and VCF that shape the sound. And there is an LF= O just like on a standard subtractive synth, although this LFO only modulat= es pitch (vibrato) and volume (tremolo). >> >> Where things get interesting however, is in the choice of waveforms avai= lable from the synth engine. There are 32 incredibly varied waveforms, some= sound very nasal or narrow, some like saw or square waveforms, some with a= n odd metallic timbre, and some feature white noise. It's still a mystery e= xactly how these waves are created, but experts suggest they contain a numb= er of harmonically-rich pulse waves at different octaves, as well as a ring= modulator and an analog noise source. >> >> To make things even more interesting, these waves have pre-programmed am= ounts of PWM and amplitude modulation built into them. For example, one SD = wave could contain two pulse waves fading in and out at different times. Bu= t you don't have to understand all of this to get the best out of the synth= . The mystery and modulation of it all means you can just pick a preset and= change the waves around and see what happens. The synth sounds are in the = same ballpark as other DCO-synths of the time, and can even sound a little = PPG-like on a good day. The filter is a bit weak for bass but adds a nice s= woosh to some sounds. There is also a nice chorus effect on board. Addition= ally, being a home keyboard, it has built-in speakers, a Drum Machine and a= n Auto-Accompaniment mode (the lower tone is used for accompaniment). The d= rum sounds resemble the Casio RZ-1 8-bit drum machine. >> >> The low point of the synth is in the programming. You have one big clunk= y rotary dial and a list of two digit parameters to edit (e.g.: 10 will be = cutoff, 11 is resonance) and these parameters are not listed on the panel, = so you need the manual with you at all times! MIDI is present, but limited = to just 3-channels and has no SysEx support. Kind of a bummer from a synth = with such a tedious programming interface. >> >> Peavey PC-1600 #2 - $70 >> Sysex / CC editor with 1600 firmware. Needs new battery. Poor cosmetic c= ondition with many scratches around. Priced accordingly. >> >> Synthesis Technology E370/371 Prototype #1 - "gray meanie" - $750 >> My YouTube demos: >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DUJl6zmz0nJI >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DRqn9KerKS4Y >> >> The E370 Quad Morphing Terrarium is 4x E350 Morphing Terrariums [wavetab= le VCOs] and Cloud Generators. Capable of working as 4 separate E350s / E34= 0s, a 4-osc unison voice, or in cloud mode. >> >> The E370 prototype is similar in functionality to the production version= , but the firmware is as Paul Schreiber says "Frozen in time, like tears, i= n the rain." That is, it cannot be updated to v1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 or anythi= ng later. This also means you can only use the stock E350 wavetables. >> >> This is not quite Eurorack size, but somewhat designed for a 5U system w= ith a lot of headroom. The native power header is a 4-pin molex MOTM format= header, with a Synthesis Technology chiclet that adapts to a 12-pin Eurora= ck standard jack. It is "fitted" [I use that term loosely] in this 3u heavy= duty aluminum panel in powder coat mil spec grey. This panel got stuck in = my bike wheel, and broke my hand once as well. >> >> Detailed information about the product version of the E370 is here >> http://www.synthtech.com/eurorack/e370 >> >> >> PPG Wave 2.2 / 2.3 custom rack project - NOT WORKING / AS-IS - $4750 >> >> I have a significant amount of time [both mine and others] and money inv= ested in making this work. >> I am at my limits of abilities to work on it. I can get a display to run= but no sound because of the Proz-mismatch. >> The problem with this project is that there were never the appropriate b= oard combinations to make it work. The minor repairs aside, it will never m= ake sound with what I have here. A PPG 2.3 processor board is required to m= ake the voice cards work with this configuration. Alternately, you could lo= ok for PPG 2.2 voice cards and a motherboard. Unfortunately the market for = PPG synths is very dry in New York, there are far more users, techs, and pa= rts available in Germany in Austria. Interested parties, I recommend you co= nsult with Alexander of Virtual Music in Vienna, Austria about sourcing ano= ther 2.3 processor board to make this configuration work. >> >> The PPG has the latest Virtual Music 8.3 ROMs. I am including a second s= et of ROMs as well. >> >> I would refer to this below from Alexander from Virtual Music https://ww= w.virtual-music.at/en/ppg-zone/#1 >> >> When this was shipped, the cards were not removed and wrapped so the dam= ages are listed below. >> =E2=80=A2 2-3 broken mylar caps [the leads are hairline thin and very fr= agile] >> =E2=80=A2 1 broken 27.460mhz Crystal >> =E2=80=A2 LCD cable pins are bent / broken and some will need replacemen= t. >> >> from Peter Forrest / Vemia >> "Details from the original listing[s]:We don=E2=80=99t know much about t= his. What we do know is it doesn=E2=80=99t work. It would appear that someo= ne took a PPG Wave 2.3, removed the PCB=E2=80=99s, display, knobs and power= supply and re-mounted them in a rack-style case. The front panel has a ver= y professional looking blue and white transfer so whoever did this was quit= e serious about it. It also comes with the Wave=E2=80=99s original Mod Whee= l assembly which can be connected to the internal motherboard. We tested it= and this is what we found: It appears to boot up and display what looks li= ke sensible information on the LCD (see photo). It accepts commands from th= e front panel, such as program or Midi channel changes, or for example pres= sing the Analog button brings up the current front panel knob-settings in t= he display and these can be altered in real time. It also appears to have v= alid data in memory judging by the parameters when the program number is ch= anged. It can also be switched to emulate PPG Wave 2.2 mode. So far, so goo= d. Now the bad news: plugging in a Midi keyboard produces no output, so eit= her the Midi circuitry or the sound-generating section has a problem. Witho= ut having another Wave to test it with against, that=E2=80=99s as much as w= e know. Ideally this would suit a PPG enthusiast who has a working Wave 2.3= and can diagnose this one using an external Wave keyboard and card substit= ution. >> >> Here=E2=80=99s an interesting one. Possibly the world's only rackmount W= ave 2.3. This was sold a few years ago at VEMIA not working, but has now be= en serviced by James Walker and is fully operational. *Just to confirm: thi= s has MIDI!* The keyboard was never the best thing about the Waves anyway, = so this might be ideal for someone who wants the sound without the space. W= e have no idea who did this in the first place, but it looks extremely well= done. The original listing was here - http://www.spheremusic.com/Bargaindt= l.asp?Item=3D8394 >> >> This mystery PPG Wave was modified allegedly in Germany. It was purchase= d as a non working unit a while ago but as yet I haven't found someone conv= ersant enough with PPG's to get it 100% working. In the interim period I bo= ught another Wave, so the project's been on the back burner for some time a= nd is now surplus to requirements. I've recently had synth tech Kent Spong = take a look at it, his professional opinion is.... 'It's not an impossible = job but it will take an expert in PPG's.' For the record the case isn't 19 = inch rack size, being slightly wider at 19.5 inches wide, either way it's d= efinitely more compact than the standard Wave. Last time I looked the unit = powered up and the front panel display reacts normally to edit data from th= e knobs, however it's very intermitant in it's behavior and hasn't made any= musical sounds as yet. A potential bargain for someone willing to do some = research and hopefully nurse it back to full health, or perhaps a source of= rare spare parts." >> >> Additional hi-res photos [which I shot, in case you doubt them!] and des= criptions are here >> http://toddsines.com/forsale/ >> >> All items are in perfect working condition except for the PPG and PC-160= 0. >> >> NO TRADES at this time. >> >> I accept F&F Paypal, TransferWise, Venmo, FB Payments & Zelle QuickPay. >> Eurorack Modules include $10 USPS Flat Rate Priority Mail shipping >> The PPG rack can be disassembled and shipped in a 21x14x7" box. >> All others will be weighed and priced. >> If you do not use F&F Paypal 3% will be added to the final sale. >> >> Thanks! >> >> Todd > >