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Show posts MenuQuote from: madbean on February 09, 2024, 04:07:50 AMThat makes sense. I'm definitely excited to see it all in action once it's ready.Quote from: Aentons on February 09, 2024, 03:36:10 AMQuote from: madbean on February 09, 2024, 02:12:06 AMI was just thinking, that if it fits into a 1590b, a 125b is bigger in every dimension, so what's to stop you from using the larger size? Sorry, if I'm being dense.Quote from: Aentons on February 09, 2024, 01:41:06 AM
Just curious if there is any reasoning behind designing the standard series exclusively for the 1590b rather than both it and 125b? Some folks seem a tad hung up on top jacks.
A number of the circuits I'm working on for the series simply won't fit in both configurations. Some would, for sure. But then they wouldn't be "standardized" for one pre-defined hardware layout. I've got a pretty big hunch that when folks start building some of these projects they'll find them easy and enjoyable. At least, I hope so because I put in a tremendous amount of thought and planning into them, haha.
Not dense at all! 125B requires extra space at the top end to fit the jacks and you have to make compromises to offer both options for 125B and 1590B simultaneously in a single PCB layout.
Frankly, I already did that in 2020 with a bunch of projects and sometimes that required a mix of 16mm snd 9mm pots. I dont think thats the best approach anymore. This series is about focusing on a specific layout standard for 1590B with minimal wiring and different bypass options. And, also because I want to make it easy for people that want to use the Tayda drilling and UV print service at the same time. These weren't even options just a few years ago.
Quote from: madbean on February 09, 2024, 02:12:06 AMI was just thinking, that if it fits into a 1590b, a 125b is bigger in every dimension, so what's to stop you from using the larger size? Sorry, if I'm being dense.Quote from: Aentons on February 09, 2024, 01:41:06 AM
Just curious if there is any reasoning behind designing the standard series exclusively for the 1590b rather than both it and 125b? Some folks seem a tad hung up on top jacks.
A number of the circuits I'm working on for the series simply won't fit in both configurations. Some would, for sure. But then they wouldn't be "standardized" for one pre-defined hardware layout. I've got a pretty big hunch that when folks start building some of these projects they'll find them easy and enjoyable. At least, I hope so because I put in a tremendous amount of thought and planning into them, haha.
Quote from: madbean on January 29, 2024, 12:04:09 AMNiceQuote from: Aentons on January 28, 2024, 11:57:09 PM
Fot the VFE stuff, are planning on bringing back the v3 switch board, or is it SPS from here on out?
Yes, I will still offer the older versions of the VFE stuff along with the v3 SB. Although, probably not the ones that overlap SPS format (for example, the MiniMu and hopefully soon Fiery Red Horse). It just depends on how many SPS projects I end up doing. Peter gave me a lot of SPS switching boards.
Quote from: gtangas on January 26, 2024, 10:03:29 AMI did send an email to info@moogfoundation.org but I did not get a response.
I understand why you're interested in the Moog PMS-15 amp; it sounds fantastic. I like messing around with amps, too, and always get excited about finding out how to make rare ones. I haven't worked on a Moog PMS-15, but I've been in a similar spot trying to dig up info on hard-to-find amps.