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The 19xx boards use 0.156" [[Molex KK]] connectors and the 35xx ones uses the 0.100" series.<ref>Re: [sdiy] EFM 35XX power connectors...?, 28 May 2005, Tom Gamble</ref> |
The 19xx boards use 0.156" [[Molex KK]] connectors and the 35xx ones uses the 0.100" series.<ref>Re: [sdiy] EFM 35XX power connectors...?, 28 May 2005, Tom Gamble</ref> |
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== References == |
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* [http://www.yusynth.net/Wildcat/index.html EFM Wildcat rev 1 & rev 2] |
* [http://www.yusynth.net/Wildcat/index.html EFM Wildcat rev 1 & rev 2] |
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* [https://web.archive.org/web/20040501000000*/http://www.ele4music.com/ EFM] website on Archive.org. |
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20040501000000*/http://www.ele4music.com/ EFM] website on Archive.org. |
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Revision as of 22:15, 13 October 2019
EFM (Electronics For Music), was started by Tom Gamble in 1997 as a way to share his enthusiasm for analog synthesizers. Originally posting DIY projects, mostly for the synth DIY mailing list but also venturing into guitar effects and guitar amplifiers. In 1998 he started selling PCBs.[1]
The 19xx boards use 0.156" Molex KK connectors and the 35xx ones uses the 0.100" series.[2]
References
External links
- EFM related info at Fonitronik Synth DIY
- EFM Wildcat rev 1 & rev 2
- EFM website on Archive.org.
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