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Hi,

I heard from Arturia that the Minibrute has a 12V gate output, so it seems that this is enough for the ARP.

I tried the DT on some eurorack envelopes and it worked properly. So I guess this is a slight incompatibility issue with the ARP gate.

Since the MiniBrute delivers 12V could it damage my eurorack envelopes since they seem to be expecting a 5V trigger

Also, one of the switches of the DT is broken. Where can I buy one for replacement

Regards,
Phil

On Tue, Sep 24, 2013 at 1:13 PM, Bakis Sirros < synth_freak_2000@... > wrote:

IIRC, the ARP 2600 needs high voltage to be triggered (close to 15 volts high)

Bakis

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Subject: AW: 1 Dark Time low gate out signal

> I connected it to a ARP 2600 gate in.
>
>
> Phil

As far as I remember the ARP envelope generators require both gate and
trigger. But I have heard that in most cases it's sufficient to connect the
gate source to both ARP sockets (gate and trigger) via a multiple. Maybe
someone in the group has experience with the ARP2600.

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer

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