Description

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The Model 158 is a dual oscillator with two identical sides. Front panel controls include the Frequency Control knob, Frequency Modulation attenuation knob and Waveshape knob for smooth transition between sine and saw waveforms.

This oscillator brings the classic 158 character – It’s raw, it’s unstable – it’s one of the first voltage controlled oscillators ever created and it sounds great!

V/oct? Forget about it.

You can control the 2 oscillators pitch separately by using A and B channels of 123 Sequential Voltage Source, or you can go crazy with cross modulation and go far beyond. The choice is yours.

Format: 4U

Panel Dimensions: 7″ x 4.25″

Model 110 – Build Documents

FAQs:

• What size of jacks are used? – 3.5mm (Thonkiconn) jack sockets for audio, banana for control voltage.
• Are these kits difficult to solder? – They are not! 99% of soldering is through-hole. Some of the modules have a couple of SMD capacitors
• Which power supply should I get? – Busboards are availabe here. IMS recommend using the Meanwell RT-65C. Info on wiring is HERE