I cant say, but this is easier to do than the existing GssL board with any mods added for sure.
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I cant say, but this is easier to do than the existing GssL board with any mods added for sure.
Gustav
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Do you mean that with something like "sections bypass jumpers"
it would be more easy for beginners ?
About the 20th edition also in 500 shape as well,
wouldn't be an evil thing at all .
Front Panel Designer has had a scale generator in the program for the past several updates. Much easier now.
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Ah! Good to know!
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wow. I dont know whats going on here I dont know what the difference is between the g bus and anniversary edition... but adding color modules and DOAs??? sounds rediculous nobody cares about color modules..
My main issue with the Gssl is the friggin attack and release times. I feel like they're just never "right." I'm never going to build this or buy these boards or whatever. I'm just like. all of this concern about the "color" of the unit?? like dude. the attack and the release are the main issue with the gssl in my opinion. I dont know if a fine trim fixes it, or more connections on the rotary switch or whatever, but man, the attack and release on the gssl SUCKS as an outboard unit. I think that a gbus just sounds so different when it's installed in a console versus when its used as outboard. two completely different devices in my opinion, from a user standpoint. like its cool on a console. but outboard its just wonky and different, but better in a sense too. but the attack and release make no sense on the outboard. IMO.
My main issue with the Gssl is the friggin attack and release times. I feel like they're just never "right." I'm never going to build this or buy these boards or whatever. I'm just like. all of this concern about the "color" of the unit?? like dude. the attack and the release are the main issue with the gssl in my opinion. I dont know if a fine trim fixes it, or more connections on the rotary switch or whatever, but man, the attack and release on the gssl SUCKS as an outboard unit. I think that a gbus just sounds so different when it's installed in a console versus when its used as outboard. two completely different devices in my opinion, from a user standpoint. like its cool on a console. but outboard its just wonky and different, but better in a sense too. but the attack and release make no sense on the outboard. IMO.
Saul,
There's a lot of information-empty rants from you recently - like why would you enter this thread and mention that you'd never build the unit anyways..
You bored? Or a better bot? Keeping an eye on you..
/Jakob E.
There's a lot of information-empty rants from you recently - like why would you enter this thread and mention that you'd never build the unit anyways..
You bored? Or a better bot? Keeping an eye on you..
/Jakob E.
If I may, maybe add radial footprints for the PSU electrolytics? And why not fuses for the secondary side of the powertx, if there is room?
Looking forward to the day I can draw out a pcb like this. I hoped that was, at least in part, what I was going to learn at electronical engineering uni; but all we do is math and (vanishingly little) circuit analysis. PCB design? Seems to be something I have to figure out on my own.
Most of my classmates think that opamp IC's sare triangle shaped (you know, like on the schematic). We get next to no practical hands on building experience.
My disappointment is tangible. I guess we're all supposed to be code writers, analog technology is past tense and assembly is for machines
I want to build, use my hands... not get stuck in front of a computer all day... again.
Anyhow; gonna build this one day :=) Just gotta sort out my backlog
Looking forward to the day I can draw out a pcb like this. I hoped that was, at least in part, what I was going to learn at electronical engineering uni; but all we do is math and (vanishingly little) circuit analysis. PCB design? Seems to be something I have to figure out on my own.
Most of my classmates think that opamp IC's sare triangle shaped (you know, like on the schematic). We get next to no practical hands on building experience.
My disappointment is tangible. I guess we're all supposed to be code writers, analog technology is past tense and assembly is for machines
I want to build, use my hands... not get stuck in front of a computer all day... again.
Anyhow; gonna build this one day :=) Just gotta sort out my backlog
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