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OK, so far, I have updated all Buchla 100 series (Model 102 - 196) and clones of them.
Now all of them have consistent titles, which means we can now (finally) sort all modules within this format after name.
I have tried to move all images to the correct version of each module. (Might have missed some.)
I have removed all pure duplicates, but kept various clones of each.

Scroll down to Model 102 and have a look: https://modulargrid.net/u/modules/browser?SearchName=&SearchVendor=&SearchFunction=&SearchSecondaryfunction=&SearchHeight=&SearchTe=&SearchTemethod=max&SearchBuildtype=&SearchLifecycle=&SearchSet=all&SearchMarketplace=&SearchIsmodeled=0&SearchShowothers=1&SearchShowpanel=1&order=alphabetic&direction=asc

I plan to do the same with the 200 series soon.
Let me know if you have any thoughts, wishes, etc.

Thanks. Yes, I have started to group CBS and SFTMC with Buchla,
(I've only done a few so far) including images from those early panels when available. 👍

EDITED Thursday November 20, 16:31

Thanks both.
I know my ay around the Buchla universe, yet I felt the need to hear other users opinions.
I'm a moderator and will do my best to make it better. It will move slowly though, with some changes every now and then.
I will concentrate on the original modules and the clones.
Cheers

Hello to anyone interested,

I have changed the Buchla modules and clones (Buchla format) to something more consistent.
An example:
Modules made by Buchla (or clones of their output) should be named "Model 123" etc, followed by "Sequential Voltage Source" etc. This way, we can sort them by name and actually find all modules listed of an individual model number.

There are quite a few duplicates. I have taken care of a few as of now...
Another problem is all the CBS and San Francisco Tape Center modules - what to with these? They are in fact Buchla modules, but they are all over the place; some listed as Other/Unknown and some as Buchla.
Same goes for many clones: LA67, I Must Scream, R (RomanF), etc. These front panels are sprinkled everywhere among the listed modules. A huge mess.
If you care, give me some input on your thoughts about it all.

Thanks,

I guess your old PAiA has banana jacks (I've seen people swap them for other types). You could buy something like this, or make one yourself:
https://www.low-gain.com/shop/p/utl1e
(If you have a ground banana jack in your 4700 system (or on its PSU) this should be connected with ground in the eurorack system.)

As I don't know much about PAiA systems, I can't say if the audio signal levels or control voltages will match.
It is usually not a big problem, but you need to know if the PAiA can't handle negative voltages, like bottom halves of LFO signals. This can be solved of course.
Also, eurorack uses the 1 V/octave standard (filters, VCOs).
For a comparison with you 4700, this is the Doepfer signal standard: https://doepfer.de/a100_man/a100t_e.htm#:~:text=Signals%20in%20the%20A%2D100
This standard does not cover all eurorack manufacturers/modules unfortunately. Mainly, there are differences in envelope voltage levels: +5, +8, +10 V. This may not matter too much, but it will decide to what extent you can open a filter or a VCA.

EDITED Jan 16th, 10:09

I suggest you ask Dieter Döpfer himself. A very friendly guy 👍

€297.50 including VAT

This is not a pedal.
You can keep it, but it will be private from now on.

Best,

KNYST

Nice. :)
Well, to save anyone from further confusion I unlisted it now, but it is still available for you of course.

Best,

KNYST

This looks like a Malekko/Roland panel to me. What's the story?

Hi there Kent,

Thanks for the clarification!
(I didn't know, actually. I am way too oldschool to know what modules work with the 200e preset manager.) 😁

EDITED Feb 8th 2021, 21:03

👍

Obi Wan style: You don't need to add this filter - this is the one you are looking for: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/steady-state-fate-mmf

KNYST
Jedi, janitor, moderator

Please add the correct dimensions for this piece of equipment.

Hi,

Sorry, there is no point in adding this to an effect pedal planning tool.

The best,

KNYST,
moderator @ MG

It's 10. My hp measuring eyes tells me.

Sometimes when clicking "sketch a patch" here at MG, the modules are moved and/or swapped back into an older version of the rack plan in use. This has annoyed me for years. My way around it has been to make a duplicate of the rack and creating the patch from this new rack plan.
Is there anything I have missed here?
If not, please see if there is anything to do about it :|

EDITED May 15th 2020, 09:21

Maybe this has been asked before but why is there no text search field in the Marketplace?
-- realeoin

If you go to the regular module finder section, you can use the "Available in Marketplace" menu, together with other search criteria as "Manufacturer" and/or "Function", etc.

EDITED Feb 19th 2020, 13:54

This is not a module, and therefore it shouldn't be listed here...

Is this DIY, or was it licensed to Blacet for frac format (like many other Syn Tech modules)?
-edit-
The answer is now part of the information above - thanks!

EDITED Apr 5th 2019, 10:39

The maker of all these modules needs to share the correct hp with us.
They look like 7 hp to me (an 14 for the bigger).

EDITED Dec 22nd 2017, 12:22

Isn't this the same?
https://www.modulargrid.net/u/verbos-electronics-254v-selcos

Had a great experience doing business with @dombles. Thanks!

The picture I added is crap, I know. If you own this device, please add a better photo. Thanks!

EDITED Jul 15th 2017, 02:05

Thanks!!

I love pedalgrid! Only thing that bothers me is I don't want to choose a pedal board (or even DIY plywood) - just put them directly on a floor of choice. Still would like to choose the size for the surface I put them on (like the DIY option).

Not sure if this is the place

User christophefur has listings up and is basically taking loans on modules and not selling them. I purchased a Rings from him and after the time he told me he'd ship, he had not and was not responding to my messages asking for an update. I noticed he changed the listing the day after I purchased from only accepting Venmo, to accepting Paypal and Venmo. He then told me a bunch of personal info he was going through and how he was going to refund me, but he doesn't have the money at the moment and that he didn't actually want to sell the modules, which means he spent my money and kept the goods I purchased.

He has a Braids for sale and I would use extreme caution if you're going to purchase. From what our exchange was he has no intention to sell, you will be loaning him money.
-- hawkfuzz

Sorry to hear that, hawkfuzz.
Christophefur, if you read this, you know what to do: refund the module or just ship it instantly. There are no excuses.

[edit: spelling error]

EDITED Jul 2nd 2017, 22:51

For some reason I had totally missed the "Available in Marketplace" function in the regular module browser... Great, thanks.
There's always something I didn't know at MG... fascinating.

Re the "All" button: Yes, of course - thanks.

Sorting modules after Module Name doesn't seem to work properly - at least not when I'm trying to. Some are sorted correctly, some not. Personally, I would prefer the option to sort primarily after Manufacturer, and secondarily after Model. =)

As a complement for the page buttons (1, 2, 3, etc) I would very much like a Show All button. This way I can use the web browser's search function to quickly find what I'm looking for.

EDITED Mar 8th 2017, 11:31

The depth of this module is far less than stated on Noise Engineering's webpage - it's only 27 mm deep.

EDITED Dec 15th 2016, 17:29

Very cool!
I can now turn off that "ocular hp measurement feature" in my brain. :)

OK, you win. I'm sorry, but this is the worst contribution I have seen for quite some time.
What's wrong about it: brand, model, hp, depth, the photo - and, above all, it was already added.

https://www.modulargrid.net/e/analogue-systems-rs-290

Please use the search function before adding.

Hi,

You don't make adds when selling your modules at MG. Use the search function and you will find this: https://www.modulargrid.net/e/analogue-systems-rs-290

Use that one instead. This way it's easier for both seller and buyer to find each other.

Excellent - thanks!

Please add Tube and Digital categories to this.

Thanks.

EDITED Sep 18th 2016, 16:13

Ha! Replied too late - thanks exper :)

Now there's only one! Another moderator took care of it :)
You need to choose the "Show exotic modules" option to find it.

Cheers,

KNYST

This is the third submission of this module. How many do we need?
Anyone with knowledge on different versions etc, feel free to change things to make it right - or mark them as duplicate/delete, and I'll take care of it.
(There are some slight front panel variations, but nothing which seems to be worth to have more than one...)

In Dispute with @ODS331180. I have had an open dispute with PayPal since he told me he would not give me my money back. Waiting on their answer.

Ordered VCA Matrix on 29 April and paid promptly. When I got a letter saying I needed to pay over £60 import charges, I had to say no. Maybe it makes me an asshole but it just made it too expensive, so I had to return it. So I never recieved the module. It was sent back. He recieved it and told me he will not refund me. Does he get to keep the module AND the money? What do you think? Sorry if this doesn't belong here. Happy to move it to a more appropriate forum.
-- oddbeats

To me, that is bad manners, and that goes for both of you.
Import charges/taxes are not the seller's problem. Just deal with them (or arrange something with the seller beforehand).

To the seller: You can't have both the money and the module - are you insane?? Were is the logic in this? You got the module back - refund the guy and stop crying.
(Personally, I wouldn't refund the postage).

Yes, we should probably have a "dubious sellers/buyers thread".

EDITED May 24th 2016, 21:19

As the power consumption and depth have changed, this is a valid/useful addition to MG.

beautiful panel!

I found them on their site :)

Would be great to see them added here above...

This is definitely more than 10 hp, but I tried 11 and 12, and it didn't seem to fit the picture. Does anyone know?

Qu-Bit Electronix vi facebook: Current HP is 24. It will be slightly larger on the final version after we add aux send/return.

The WMD/SSF collaborations/modules are listed as SSF
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/steady-state-fate-mmf

Cheers,

KNYST

Not really, but the guitar pedal is just a few components soldered point to point, so my guess is it isn't deep at all.

Send them an email and ask.

Cheers,

KNYST

This is the same as this, right?
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/orthogonal-devices-er-102

A suggestion: If it is, you could upload your beautiful image to the old addition.

My pleasure.

Cheers,

KNYST

I unlisted this addition, but your first addition is still there as a DIY version.
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/other-unknown-triple-wave-folder
If you don't think it should be available to others, just make it unlisted, and it will be a private module for you.

Nice panel, by the way.

It seems like the image needs to be cut - it has a spacious white frame around it.

The best,

KNYST

Hi sgurz,

Yes, Toppobrillo made the circuit board, but this is a DIY project, right?
Their own module is already listed.

We already have these:
https://www.modulargrid.net/e/modules/browser?SearchName=triple+wave&SearchVendor=&SearchFunction=&SearchSecondaryfunction=&SearchTe=&SearchTemethod=max&SearchBuildtype=b&SearchMarketplace=&SearchIsmodeled=&SearchShowothers=1&SearchShow1u=&order=newest

All the best,

KNYST