Even een opsommig van de verschillen te vinden op
http://faq.waldorfian.info/mw1-inside.html
microWave in the hardware revision A
frontpanel dark metalic blue, not painted, anodized metal
rotary encoder has 52 ticks per revolution, has rippled, metal shaft with slot
uses Curtis CEM 3389 (Voltage Controlled Signal Processor)
"Included on-chip are a wide-range four-pole lowpass VCF with voltage controlled resonance, and three high quality VCAs, two of which pan the output signal of the third between two outputs."
LCD has black characters on green background
case is black
microWave in the hardware revision B
frontpanel is made from Nextel, gray-blue, silkscreening blurry, rubs off
high quality red dial
rotary encoder has 24 ticks per revolution, has even, flattened plastic shaft
uses Curtis CEM 3387 (low noise VC signal processor)
Was used also on the Waldorf WAVE.
"The CEM 3387 is a general purpose audio signal processor intended for applications requiring high audio quality. Vontained on-chip is a 3-pole low pass voltage controlled filter, cascaded to a 4-pole low pass VC filter with voltage controlled feedback path for Q enhancement (resonance): also included is a final voltage controlled amplifier which drives two additional VCAs for voltage controlled pan into left and right outputs."
LCD has green characters on black background
case is grey
waveSlave (microWave 8 voice expander)
digital board of the microWave revision B but without the BeeCard adapter
analog board of the microWave revision A
