Re: My JX-8P is dead, any SW based synth that can handle the heritage? :-(

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On 11/03/12 09:46, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
CEM

Some of the folks that tinkered with Doepfer assembly kits in the 80s,
have cabinets repleted with Curtis chips. They're in the same situation
as Dave Smith. AFAIK Doepfer doesn't use CEM anymore, Google found
German links like "High-end without CEM" (translated), about Dieter
Döpfer. I didn't read it.


The Doepfer Dark Energy used the CEM 3394 filter, which is why it's been discontinued -- get one whilst you can. Unavailability of this chip will affect some current Doepfer A100 modules as well.

DSI synths don't use traditional CEM chips, but a custom production run done a few years ago specifically for Dave Smith.

To the OP: there are emulations of Rolands out there, how good they are I wouldn't know, but running VSTi's doesn't necessarily mean running Windows -- many work fine with a VST host running under Wine and Wine-asio.

Q
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