I already have a dual analog filter from a Modular developer I am dreaming of.
It is a 1U and if it works, the Analog synths can stay home.
Scope and MINI-ITX's is just grand ain't it........?
Good 2CU Brotha' Man Capacitor...
Scope based hardware project.
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capacitor
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
Hell yes. 
I'm just a monobrow guitar player, but this stuff is getting easy.
Why did I throw out that laminator just before leaving for Xmas???
I should know better. Will hit up Craigslist when I get back...Neutron's detailed instructions with pics are inspirational.
I'm just a monobrow guitar player, but this stuff is getting easy.Why did I throw out that laminator just before leaving for Xmas???
I should know better. Will hit up Craigslist when I get back...Neutron's detailed instructions with pics are inspirational.You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
Next thing you know Jimmy will be building one of these ITX's...
http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/accordion-itx/
shshshshshs.....don't give him any ideas....!
http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/accordion-itx/
shshshshshs.....don't give him any ideas....!
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
Capacitor, apparently that kind of laminator is the best one to use, if you look on "pulsar pro" PCB in a box (nice name eh) website they have lots of info about stuff like that.
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
@sirius: 
Great Stuff. (may have to call it "Accordion To Jim"...thankyouverymuch...try the fish...)
BTW, Neutron I was not implying *your* stuff is easy - that case looks freakin' awesome and there's a LOT of work & thought in there Not enuf coffee this am. Your work has prompted me to get my butt in gear with that Hammond project & a multichannel CV output for Modular. Will look into that laminator. What I tossed was a big old 70s unit that might not have worked for printing PCBs.
Great Stuff. (may have to call it "Accordion To Jim"...thankyouverymuch...try the fish...)BTW, Neutron I was not implying *your* stuff is easy - that case looks freakin' awesome and there's a LOT of work & thought in there
Not enuf coffee this am. Your work has prompted me to get my butt in gear with that Hammond project & a multichannel CV output for Modular. Will look into that laminator. What I tossed was a big old 70s unit that might not have worked for printing PCBs.-
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
There is a little update on this. well quite an important one actually
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
Not according to your site. I am stalking you over at Kyle's too..............
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Re: Scope based hardware project.
well its from 2 days ago you probably read it already 