Soldering Stations
I bought a brand new Weller WTCPT soldering station (left) to replace the old GC Supertemp (right). The WTCPT is reputed to be one of the best temperature-controlled soldering stations. … Read More
I bought a brand new Weller WTCPT soldering station (left) to replace the old GC Supertemp (right). The WTCPT is reputed to be one of the best temperature-controlled soldering stations. … Read More
I replaced the old Mackie 802-VLZ3 with an Allen & Heath ZED14. It is much larger than the Mackie, due not only to the extra channels, but also the professional … Read More
I am updating one of my portable cabinets to be able to include a BugBrand rack. The rack pictured fits right into the portable case. It’s 3U in height. Since … Read More
BugBrand is nestled in a rack, sharing power with MOTM! I made a custom power cable with a MOTM connector and soldered it into the BB power distribution buss board. … Read More
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I’ve admired the BugBrand Modular for a long time. It’s very rare and I was lucky to score a set of used modules. Left to right: SYN2A Utility VCO (x2) … Read More
I was adding a battery holder to my Plumbutter and decided to dress the wiring. It’s not a necessity, but I think it’s good to twist a ground with a … Read More
The MOTM Modular is 5U with 1/4-inch phone jacks for patching. The Cocoquantus has screw heads for alligator clip patching. For patching between these I have made up some simple … Read More
The FM mod for Cocoquantus is done by adding five input screws, each wired to a ready-to-wire CV input pad on one of the quantussy oscillators. I arranged the screws … Read More
I added a banana jack for ground to my Cocoquantus to more easily ground it to the modular. I connect together the grounds of the power supplies in my six … Read More
After I received my Ciat-Lonbarde Tetrazzi Organ, I spent a lot of time delving into its design. I wanted to understand it as well as possible in order to be … Read More