Hi James,
Sorry for correcting you, but I thought I'd clarify a few of your
comments, so that confusion doesn't arise...
The jacks only have 4 pins (and not six).
None of the modules (some 40 or so different types) I have are
doubled sided PCBs - they all only have copper tracks on one side.
However, you are right in that it would often be tricky to do what
you want to because often the jacks *are* mounted on the solder side,
and so would required their removal to cut the track underneath.
Tim
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wrote:
> All the jacks I've looked at on Doepfer modules are Switching
types, though
> the switching function is seldom used. They use this type of jack
because it
> has more legs to go through the PCB (stability and strength), six
instead of
> three. Most of the modules have traces bridging across both the
switch and
> contact legs. I was going to use the switching leg to make
a "normalized"
> synth starting patch, the common VCO-VCF_VCA sort of thing, but
because the
> traces are sometimes on both sides of a double sided PCB, you would
have to
> remove the jack to cut the top trace. It would be nice if Doepfer
did what
> the old Emu modular did, offer all the switched contacts on the PCB
with
> headers that you could wire to. If the Switched contacts on the
Doepfer
> jacks just went to unused pads (cheaper than headers) that would be
very
> useful for making normalized patches, mot to mention making a
Vostok type
> synth with a ARP 2500 switch bank or EMS patch matrix that always
could be
> overridden with a patch cord.
>
> > I think the CV1 in on the A-110 VCO is a switching jack.
> >
> > P.
> >
> >
> > unknown freak wrote:
> >
> >> Does anyone know if Doepfer uses switching jacks on any of its
modules, or
> >> are they all just tip and ground
> >
> >
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