Dimensions
1 U
30 mm deep
Current Draw
15 mA +15V
15 mA -15V
0 mA 5V
Price
$200 Price in €

Available as an assembled Module and as a DIY project.

No info about availability.

FUN VCF is a double state variable filter with the common controls and separate outputs. Its core is based on the soviet Polivoks synthesizer’s filter.

FUN VCF is a double state variable filter with the common controls and separate outputs. Its core is based on the soviet Polivoks synthesizer’s filter featuring new stock ??140??1208 and ??140??18 operational amplifiers. Original schematic was redesigned in the following way:

  • High Pass output was added

  • full frequency sweep in the hearing range is now possible 20 Hz – 20 kHz

  • no artifacts for the filter to pass unwanted high frequencies at Low Pass output

  • inherent distortion when the Frequency is set to its low range is eliminated (compensation can be omitted with the jumper on the PCB).

Two identical state variable filters are available in one module, each of them has separate input, three outputs – High Pass (12 dB/oct), Band Pass (6 dB/oct), Low Pass (12 dB/oct), plus a common for both filters Frequency Modulation (FM) input. Both filters are factory fine tuned to be as identical as possible for good stereo operation.

But the module is not limited for stereo filtering. The user can take any output of one filter and patch it to the second filter’s input. This way not only the usual combinations of 12+12=24 dB/oct Low Pass and High Pass, or 6+6=12 dB/oct Band Pass filter modes are possible, but also any in-between modes like passing 12 dB/oct high pass through 6 dB/oct Band pass. The user is welcome to check the possible routings.

It should be mentioned that subject filter’s resonance is self oscillating and has a huge impact on the sound. Which becomes merely monstrous in case a serial connection of the both onboard filters is used.

http://www.happynerding.com/category/fun-vcf/


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submitted Mar 21st 2013, 09:11 by parasitk | last Change May 5th 2019, 02:43 by JohnLRice