Bandwidth Filter
In the Bandwidth Filter, two state-variable VCF's are connected in series to produce a total of six outputs. High pass, low pass 1, low pass 2, two fixed bandwidth outputs . and one variable bandwidth output are available. With an addition input with attenuator you can patch any of the 6 outputs back into the filter to provide resonance (Hi Band output is our favorite for this).
In the Bandwidth Filter, two state-variable VCF's are connected in series to produce a total of six outputs. High pass, low pass 1, low pass 2, two fixed bandwidth outputs . and one variable bandwidth output are available. With an addition input with attenuator you can patch any of the 6 outputs back into the filter to provide resonance (Hi Band output is our favorite for this).
In the Bandwidth Filter, two state-variable VCF's are connected in series to produce a total of six outputs. High pass, low pass 1, low pass 2, two fixed bandwidth outputs . and one variable bandwidth output are available. With an addition input with attenuator you can patch any of the 6 outputs back into the filter to provide resonance (Hi Band output is our favorite for this).
From the original Catalog
“The VARIABLE BANDWIDTH FILTER (VCF2) has a band-pass output which can be varied manually or with voltage control . This is a standard response synthesizer VCF, typical to filters used in many studio systems . In the VCF2, two state-variable VCF's are connected in series to produce a total of five outputs. High pass, low pass, two fixed bandwidth outputs . and one variable bandwidth output are available. The outputs are all flat-response (no resonance) so the VCF2 is suitable for processing concrete sounds without introducing resonant coloration to the timbres . Under voltage or manual control, cut-off frequency of the high and low-pass outputs are affected, as well as the center frequency of the two band-pass outputs. Both center frequency and bandwidth are independently controllable on the variable bandwidth output. ”
In our version, there are 6 outputs (added 2nd LP output) and an addition input with attenuator which will allow feedback (resonance) patches to be made with any of the 6 outputs (hi-band being our favorite to use).
LGE108 have all the SMD parts pre-assembled. You will still need to install 100K trim pot, and headers (and calibrate).
LGE108 Gain cells are sold separately. The Bandwidth Filter requires 4 LGE108 Gain Cells.
Build Info:
LGE110 Main PCB Bill of Materials
LGE110 Main PCB Schematic
LGE110 Main PCB Designators
LGE110C I/O PCB Bill of Materials
LGE110C I/O PCB Schematic (wiring diagram)
LGE110C I/O PCB Designators
LGE108 Gain Cell Schematic
LGE108 Gain Cell PCB Designators
LGE108 Gain Cell Testing/Calibration circuit
LGE108 Gain Cell Requires 100K Trim Pot to be installed prior to installing onto pcb.
Mechanical Parts BOM generally required for building Low-Gain Electronics Modules
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