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Re: Synthesiser audio (musician's) feedback as important as technological brilliance? (theory)


attila publik
 

IIRC, I read somewhere that some company wanted a minimum order of 20.000 chips
to start making them again...
?
Theres a lot of?great analog?synths out there getting older...
?
Should we start a poll for how many chips we could consider buying?
?
/Attila

<-----Original Message----->
From: PeWe [xpantastic@...]
Sent: 24/8/2008 3:35:13 PM
To: xpantastic@...
Subject: Re: [xpantastic] Re: Synthesiser audio (musician's) feedback as important as technological brilliance? (theory)



AFAIK, Dave Smith is using CEM filters only and these are available.
In addition he has NOS chips in stock from the past.
It also can be, there are the chips he needs in production for his company, - depends on count of pieces in the end.
The schematics and tech specs for nearly all CEM chips are available in the web.

Karl schrieb:

Hey PeWe,

I think I know why Curtis chips have his rep. There is a reveiw of the
M12/expander on a large retailers site. It trys hard to convince you
that buying an old synth is a bad Idea, and what you should do is buy
one of their new digital wiz-bangs. Yha Whatever man!
Sadly, Doug Curtis has passed away so I don't think there will be
anymore of these chips available. I keep wondering how Dave Smith is
dealing with this. Anybody Know?

Karl

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