Studio Electronics Boomstar Modular 8106 Filter
The 8106 is a 6db/oct hi-pass filter followed by a recreation of the Roland® IR3109 module, which is a 4 pole, 24 db/oct voltage controlled lowpass filter with voltage controlled resonance.
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Product Information Studio Electronics Boomstar Modular 8106 Filter
Designer Tim Caswell: "The 8106 is a 6db/oct hi-pass filter followed by a recreation of the Roland® IR3109 module, which is a 4 pole, 24 db/oct voltage controlled lowpass filter with voltage controlled resonance. Three dual OTAs with similar topology to the BA662 used in the Jupiter 8 (and the IR3109 module) were employed, one amp for the hi-pass filter, four (with added buffers) for the low-pass, and one for the resonance. This filter takes a wide range of input signals, and tracks control voltage extremely well. Tap points are available for 6db, 12db, and 18db/oct. Although the topology is similar to the 4075, the tonality, especially when overdriven, is distinct." Distinctly satisfying and musical we think. Interface and feature Maestro Greg St. Regis, opted for the 6dB over the 12dB/18dB "tap" for the second filter output, due to its colorful, and starkly contrasting character.
- FREQUENCY – Adjusts the frequency, or cut-off of the filter.
- RESONANCE – Adjusts the resonance of the filter.
- FULL HALF TRACK – Switch between full and half keyboard/voltage tracking
- FREQ CV 1 – Frequency control voltage 1 input attenuverter
- RESO CV – Resonance control voltage input attenuverter
- FREQ CV 2 – Frequency control voltage 2 input attenuverter
- INPUT – Adjusts the audio input
- OUTPUT – Adjusts the audio output
- 1 V/O – One volt per octave control voltage input
- Size: 12hp
- Depth: 39.7 mm with ribbon cable attached
- Power Usage: 40mA, 35mA (+12 / -12)
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