MEASURING THE B-2600 AR/ADSR SPEED with an oscilloscope.

[@Bata9999]

Cool video and channel! Also your website looks very interesting! Thanks for making this.

[@EdEditz]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it.

[@mauriciomandara5946]

Thank you for sharing! … is it possible to connect the 2600 with other euro rack modules ? I read that some of the outputs have 14 volts or more than what is the normal standard and could damage the external modules ??? Thanks again !

[@EdEditz]

I've not tried it but that's a good question. I will make some measurements of the outputs and see if it's eurorack compatible. I'll let you know.

[@mauriciomandara5946]

@@EdEditz thank you ! Have a great weekend!

[@EdEditz]

@@mauriciomandara5946 I've done some measurements and the waveforms can indeed reach 14V if two or more waveforms are interacting but even worse I measured almost 22V signals coming straight out of the filter so I would not recommend using the B-2600 togehter with a Eurorack system.

[@mauriciomandara5946]

@@EdEditz Thank you so much for taking time to do this !!!! I have not the tools nor the knowledge to prove this … now it is confirmed… still love the 2600 but having it 100 percent compatible with other modules was my wish ! Thank you again! 🙏🏼

[@EdEditz]

@@mauriciomandara5946 I thought it was a very good question that a lot of people would be interested in seeing answered, so I made a video showing you the results. It's true the 2600 can create high voltages but I think if you use it with care and make sure the signals are attenuated then it wouldn't be much of a problem to use it with Eurorack modules.

[@sammi7548]

'PromoSM' 😭