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2004-02-23 by J.K.Beresford
Nice looking unit - apart from the control panel - but I guess it's early days! I'm presuming the lid hinges and the wiring for the controls runs along to the back also. So come on Markus, tell us more. John 3/005
2004-02-24 by kathnrich
Beautiful Markus on the MKVII. World Class..... Rich,,,, ----- Original Message ----- From: "Markus Resch" <rah287w@...> To: <mellotronists@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 10:34 AM Subject: SV: [Mellotronists] New MkVII > Hi! > > I've been out of town for the last few days, therefore the delayed answer. > > I am glad to get some positive reaction on the Mahagony units. It has been > very inspiring designing these together with my cabinet maker. Pls note that
> they are of massive mahagony - the only way to go for an uncompromising > finish. > > After having made so many MkVI's I thought it was time for a dual manual > unit. > > The MKVII has the following controls from right to left: > On/off > Volume RH > Tone RH > Hi/lo speed > Pitch > Volume LH > Tone LH > "Mono/stereo" switch > Headphone Vol > Headphone outlet > > The lid is hinged as on a MkVI and the two wooden blocks with the track > selector knobs stay in place when the lid is opened. > > The amp has two balanced tube outputs and two jacks for volume pedals. The > mono/stereo switch could be called "split" since it mixes together the two > keyboards into one output (controlled by one volume pedal). > > We're stepping up production to meet the increasing demand - a number of > customers have bought their second MkVI, the band The Cardigans amongst > others. > > That's all from the factory for now > > Markus > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > >