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ISE-NIN

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    ISE-NIN VCO design
    AS3109 Filter Design
    The filter design of the ISE-NIN.
  • ISE-NIN
    The ISE-NIN mounted in a 19″ Rack
    JP-8 Filter section
    Roland JP-8 filter section
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    ISE-NIN Voice cards
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    Slider caps and knobs from Thonk in the UK.
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    Removed the transistors around the faulty AS3109
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    Removed the faulty AS3109
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    Building the voice cards
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    Capacitor kit for the voice cards
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    Partially assembled hardware board
    IMG_5301
    Front panel assembly
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    Ise-Nin voice card
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    Assembling the voice cards
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    Testing the power card
    ISE-NIN DIY Synthesizer
    The ISE-NIN DIY Synthesizer
  • Rework 1
    Reworked SS12131 VCO
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    ISE-NIN Motherboard
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    ISE-NIN Hardware board
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    Voice card integrated circuit build kit
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    ISE-NIN voice cards
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    Voice card capacitors
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    Motherboard with area of resistors not used.
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    Bare Voice Card
  • CloseUp
    Thermally coupled transistors and tempo.
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    Voice cards showing power pins

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