
GS1-NR


- 6hp
- Audio Inputs : X & Y for Cross Modulation
- Audio Outputs: Cross Mod, White Noise, Pink Noise
The GS1-NR is a simple utility module that provides two functions. The first is a ring/cross modulator function using the same LM1496 balanced modulator/demodulator IC as found in the Roland System 100M circuits. The second provides a transistor noise generator which can output both white and pink noise.
The module ring modulation circuit allows for metallic, crunchy cross modulation of two audio signals and has no further user control, besides the calibration trimmers on the rear to setup for optimal modulation (minimum signal bleed) however these can of course be used to offset the amount of each signal for those wanting to experiment.

The noise circuit uses the fabled 2SC828R NPN transistor. I say fabled because Roland created their urban myth regarding this transistor and the lack of a certain batch making them stop production of the TR-808. In reality, with empirical testing by Paul over at dinsync.info, when creating the RE-808 replica, almost any NPN can be used to generate the 808 noise! For example a 945P, or even a modern 2N3904 (although requires some leg twiddling) can be used!
PCB & Panel
For those happy to source all parts.
- Voice and Control PCBs
- Black panel
Partial Kit
PCB & Panel and includes “rare” parts.
- As PCB & Panel
- Includes rare transistors (Green in BOM)
- 2SC828R
- 2SC1815
- 4558, LM1496 ICs
Fully Built
Built and Calibrated
- Limited supply
- Fully built, tested and calibrated module using quality components and NOS rare parts.
- PRICES ARE IN NZD!




GS Series 1