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Digital Shift Register
http://synthtech.com/euro/e102/
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Selling my Synthesis TechnologyE102 Quad Temporal Shifter in new condition (see pictures). As it was on my initial want list I've purchased it a couple of years ago, but I actually never used it. It's been sitting in its box ever since. After long delebration I now conclude I won't use it anyway and better sell it allowing me to buy another module. So if you've been looking for one. This one is new! Ships in original box.The E102 is a 4-tap delay for control voltages (a digital implementation of the Serge ASR – Analog Shift Register). There is also a digital noise generator with 8 different types of noise spectra. With no CV patched into the INPUT jack, the digital noise is sampled. Each clock pulse (internally set by RATE or patched into CLOCK IN) samples the INPUT and stores it as a 14-bit value. Successive clocks then shift the sampled voltage to the next output. The sampled voltage is shifted in the delay line as OUT1 > OUT2 > OUT3 > OUT4. A quad 14-bit DAC drives the outputs with an accuracy of <1mv.A unique addition to the traditional ASR is the voltage-controlled DELAY. Selectable in 3 ranges, this adds delay stages in-between each output. For example, if DELAY was 2, then it would take 6 additional clocks for the OUT1 to "travel" down the delay line to appear at OUT4. The INPUT is sampled once for each clock, no matter what the DELAY is. The outputs can be quantized to whole-note steps.
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