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Hi all, I've been wrangling with my Xpander for some months now, and still only feel vaguely comfortable when trying to implement the lag and tracking generators (i.e. I actually know what they are

Hi, It occurred to me to buy a 3-pin stepdown convertor, rather than a 2-pin one! Problem solved. Best, Jeremy.

HI folks, My Xpander has a 3-pin socket at the back, and my 230->110v stepdown convertor has a 2-pin US power socket output. My Xpander functions better at 110v. I need another power cable of this

of Many thanks, Karl (and Tony too) - that's exactly what I needed. I know where the extra diode needs to go now! If anyone else was wondering, it turns out that the M-12 PSU is pretty much a

Hello Steve, I have a M12 service manual. And yes, the schematic is slightly different from the xpander. I have taken a high res photo of it and will send it over to you. The service manual does not

Hi, I'm just about to ship the OB-VFD display upgrade beta units out to the testers, but I need to identify the right place for the bias modification diode on the Matrix-12 power supply board (Xpander

Karl wrote: Ah, okay, thanks. It would be good if Keyboard was made available online. There's a lot of information like this not available on the Web. Jeremy.

I have an old Keyboard magazine interview from that time. Jan used a Fairlight and a Memory Moog for much of the shows soundtracks. I do not remember an Xpander being mentioned. I tend to think this

matrix wrote: I've been watching Miami Vice recently, for which he scored many episodes, and I was just curious how much he uses the Xpander on it. My guess is, if it's that prominent in his studio,

Yeah, looks like an Xpander to me. John :^P jeremyalansmith wrote: -- John Pallister john@...

Hi all, In this photo: http://www.discogs.com/image/A-21073-1118619508.jpg I think it's an Xpander to the right of the green-screen monitor, centre-left. Red button, above white text, no keyboard, and

Hi, Many thanks for all the encouraging messages and offers of assistance regarding the OB-VFD display upgrade - I appreciate them. I've just sent out invitations to some of those who volunteered and

Hi Steve, ? That's wonderful, congratulations!? I was considering doing the same thing with those very same dot matrix displays, using an FPGA to decode the row/col's and create the serial stream.

This is absolutely great, Steve!!! Please, check the following poll: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/xpantastic/message/326 Best regards, Tiitu.

Expensive ??? I remember, here in the group we tried to find enough people to order 2000 pieces of displays if being manufactured new and ended up w/ USD 150.- per display,- no board, no new software,

Hi Steve, That's fantastic! stevelenham wrote: You're right, my (Japanese) Xpander has a "pot board" with the display, the rear panel sockets and the front panel controls. (I've added a photo to the

Replacment board forthe Xpander / M12 displayshttp://www.lenham.clara.net/sound/obvfd.htmlExpensive, replaces all 3 displays, but seems like finally some solution is available for thsoe with display