Thanks for the Feedback.

Yes, thank you. I have to same opinion. Its a ok filter but the looking is excellent. And the price, too.

@@penishead_official ok filter ? That’s interesting and makes you think how close as the original is loved and unique ( by the people who were lucky enough to use the original)

@@saren6538 I not know the original one but I am sure that there exists much more better filters today than in the past.

yes, its a ladder filter 4 pole. How it is comparing with the 904A I can not say anymore because I just had the 904A just for a test. But in my mind this filter is more straight and more analytical that the moog module. The moog module is more oldschool and deeper analog. Hope this helps.

sounds more like a 1 pole or 2.. the sem filter is based on an ARP design..the 1047...would have liked to hear how the drive effected this filter..plays a big part..

@@jsaulkane5893 yes, but the manual says it is a 4pole

is a 4 pole but doesnt sound it more info on robs page... amsynths.co.uk/home/my-synths/2500-rack/am1006-filter-amp/

@@jsaulkane5893 thanks

Yes

What? I detect nothing irregular in the Filter.

@@penishead_official I'm refering to this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o76Bn8Zkv5qZYo0.html

@@penishead_official Since I received my FiltAmp I can confirm this behavior. Also noticed Key-tracking is only reasonably accurate above about 550 Hz (note jump C5 to C6 with a deviation of 73 cents). But according to Rob Keeble it should be this way...

Filter stops working? If you refer to the fact, that the RESONANCE stops working below 700 Hz, yes, that's true. See 7:00 ! A shame, you can't do deep bassdrums or metalic timbres if you go below 700 Hz, which is a shame... the real ARP filters don't behave like this. Does anyone know how to fix this? To have full resonance even in the deepest frequencies?

​@@synthesizerhome2041 Yes, It's about the resonance. What do you mean with "real ARP filters"? According to Rob Keeble this is a feature, not a bug. And I guess there is no easy work-around to "fix" this. If you study the schematics of other ARP filters u will notice that there are more or less trimmers to calibrate the resonance - in the case of 1006 module there is no trimmer. The 1047 is way more complex.

I have to put it in another case to see if the noise from other modules still exist. Its a Filter like any other and it works. Its cheap, so it is ok. Two inputs and a lot CV. So its cheap at all and looks great

Yes, the noisy sound still exist.

Which shop? Thomann? Yes, they are on stock

@@penishead_official perfect circuit here in the LA area ,i have all the CMS stuff i am adding this also

@@johndcx ah ok, I see. Here in europe its only available at thomann