MicMix Dynaflanger Schematics

[user 41968]

I need to check my rolled drawings in storage. I didn't have a copy in my MicMix file.

I do recall however that the Time Warp needs the 18 pin Cinch plug installed as many of the control voltages loop through it.

 

[mr.markberger]

Yea my tech guy wanted to figure out how to bypass that so if u can find the schematic that would be awesome

 

[FIX]

Reticon also made a 512D that was good for use in Flangers.

I found generating clocks from a voltage to period convertor driven by a triangle wave gave a nice sweep characteristic.

I used the MN3001 in the delay line kit I published in Pop Electronics back in '76, but my studio products (LOFT) used the Recticon parts. The Studio box was IMO the better sounding flanger but even the $59 kit got used by some back in the day.

JR

https://worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Poptronics/70s/1976/Poptronics-1976-06.pdf

 

[nille]

Reticon also made a 512D that was good for use in Flangers.

I found generating clocks from a voltage to period convertor driven by a triangle wave gave a nice sweep characteristic.

I used the MN3001 in the delay line kit I published in Pop Electronics back in '76, but my studio products (LOFT) used the Recticon parts. The Studio box was IMO the better sounding flanger but even the $59 kit got used by some back in the day.

JR

https://modularsynthesis.com/loft/450/450.htm

 

[JohnRoberts]

https://modularsynthesis.com/loft/450/450.htm

Nice to see an old soldier well cared for... thanks.

JR

 

[mr.markberger]

I need to check my rolled drawings in storage. I didn't have a copy in my MicMix file.

I do recall however that the Time Warp needs the 18 pin Cinch plug installed as many of the control voltages loop through it.

 

[mr.markberger]

Maybe you could let me know what cinch plug I need and how it works so I can get this thing happening

 

[user 41968]

I still have not been able to find the schematic.

 

[user 41968]

Can you send me a pic of the internal side of the female Cinch connector? I might be able to see from the leads which pins are loop-through control voltages.