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amnesia
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i find people noodling more interesting than most music released nowdays  |
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fonik
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my 2nd cabinet as of 2/2007:
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jksuperstar
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| Where do you get those front panels made?? They're fantastic, and look indestructible! |
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mosc
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Looks really nice, Fonik. 
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fonik
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| jksuperstar wrote: | | Where do you get those front panels made?? They're fantastic, and look indestructible! |
these are schaeffer panels
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amnesia
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| are these Eurorack size? |
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v-un-v
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| fonik wrote: | | jksuperstar wrote: | | Where do you get those front panels made?? They're fantastic, and look indestructible! |
these are schaeffer panels |
Fonik, you have done exceptionally well considering they're Schaeffer made, as most designs I've seen done in Schaeffer have been rather drab- too 'scientific' looking imo. Very nice choice of fonts and panel layout geometry
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3phase
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this is a pretty rare model... 
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fonik
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| amnesia wrote: | | are these Eurorack size? |
yes.
if you want to take a look at the actual fpd files go to my web site. they are all for download. doing this you can see what i have done to reduce the costs...
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| fonik wrote: | | go to my web site |
I did  great web site
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| 3phase wrote: | | this is a pretty rare model... ;-) |
A logic teaching kit ?
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3phase
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| looks like...i still wait for delivery.... i liked the concept of a modular modular as a development kit...only problem...you have to build on rather small circuit boards... i wonder if some of the modules are usefull for soundgeneration allready. |
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Some custom Modcan/Cynthia stuff i got.
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Ok here is an update.
System is growing and growing
Perhaps next week i am getting some Cyndustries panels in it with multiples.
The idea is to add another 2 sixpacks and then add wooden sides on it.
It's now powered by a 3A Power One PSU.
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Hey I remember that setup, and the guys on the picture as well
Good memories.
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a100user
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Agreed, great times.
It's a shame when Per moved on from TVU and the Modular sessions stopped 
I'd love to get over for the European modular gathering this year but all my leave is booked for a trip in September.
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mosc
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Hi, David. Great to see you here again. Fond memories indeed.
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| 3phase wrote: | | this is a pretty rare model... |
These are the LARGEST logic gates I've ever seen |
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a100user
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Hi Howard,
It's been a while 
Nice to be back
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cbm
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Here's my current live system:
My Salamander (SMS) system. Not particularly portable; doesn't get as much use, since the Buchla came to town:
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v-un-v
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| cbm wrote: | Here's my current live system:
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MAN! You Bast**ds!!! 
Some people have some serious cash here!
Do you all work in merchant banking???
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cbm
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| Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2007 11:51 am Post subject:
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Instead of banking it, I blew a small inheritance on a 200e. I may not be able to retire, but I can make a racket.
Here's proof about the racket:
http://www.xfade.com/Buchla |
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| cbm wrote: | | Instead of banking it, I blew a small inheritance on a 200e. I may not be able to retire, but I can make a racket. |
I take my hat off to you. That's exactly what I would have done!
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State Machine
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| Quote: | | Instead of banking it, I blew a small inheritance on a 200e. I may not be able to retire, but I can make a racket. |
Fantastic setup. Can you tell us a bit about the 200e configuration that you have and how you interact with it using your laptop? Just a short description would be appreciated. I see you have a "DJ" style controller there so you can X-fade and cue up sounds then fade them in.
Nice !
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