200e

Welcome Adam!  Cool system and bottomless explorations ensue!
Best wishes from a fellow Oregonian,
Todd

--- On Fri, 3/11/11, 242.solaris <242.solaris@gmail.com> wrote:

From: 242.solaris <242.solaris@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [200e] Hello, and introduction
To: 200e@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, March 11, 2011, 3:22 PM

Bonjour and welcome!
Yep, great setup indeed...

Gianluca



2011/3/12 Adam Scramstad <ads@adamscramstad.com>

>
>
> Hi all,
>
> Joined the the list about 2 weeks ago - been lurking..... time to
> speak up and say HI!
>
> I'm a new to Buchla 200e user/owner .... modular enthusiast/hobbyist
> for the last 15 + . Live in the great Pacific Northwest, Oregon USA.
>
> Had a chance to meet up w/ fellow 200e enthusiast DougCL in PDX a
> short time ago.... demoed his 200e system = WOW! It blew me away -
> long story short: I decided to sell off my System 88 Synthesizers.com
> and the Eurorack modular that I had recently built up..... man that
> was ALOT of work, but it payed back generously... and now I'm a proud
> and happy 18 Space Buchla 200e Instrument :)
>
> I just received a 223e & 285e to add into the mix. Here's my setup:
>
> Top Row: 250e - 256e - 291e - 223e - 297
> Mid Row: 266e - 077 - 281e - 292e - 210e - 206e
> Bot Row: 258v - 259e - 261e - 285e - blank - blank
>
> 223e in a Passive Frame
>
> Really having a blast, and I've been truly inspired as of late w/
> these fine modules. I'm a Solo Acoustic FInger-Style Guitarist/Teacher/
> Performer by day... and Mad Sonic Scientist by night. Someday I hope
> to create music that can marry both worlds of sound. In the meantime,
> I'm just learning my way around the knobs and cords and making the
> best of every moment.
>
> Hoping to learn and exchange information that will help inspire others
> as well as myself :)
>
> Have a great day -
>
> - Adam Scramstad (djangosfire from Muff's BTW)
>
> Electronic: http://soundcloud.com/djangosfire
>
> Acoustic: www.adamscramstad.com
>
> PS - a quick kind word re: selling off my other systems: you know I
> really did enjoy the Synthesizers.com gear... well made and was a joy
> to use - it will be missed... and it seemed like I was building a
> Euromodular system to "mimic" Buchla way..... but you only live once,
> and I'm ready to try something new... and now I have the "real deal" !
>  
>


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