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2002-04-08 by Kirk Degiorgio
I hope you guys get it into production - I'm very interested! I have a TKB but I think this system would add a whole lot more to my Serge system. Banana jacks too! Neat design - wonderful 'musical' features like the chord quantising, etc. Bring it on! (and no Celtic squiggles to
2002-04-08 by Jim Johnson
>Looks like it's going to be (justifiably) expensive. Any projections as to >price yet? We don't know yet. The front panel is frigging expensive, though - about 250 Euros (something over $200). Other components still need to be priced. Jim *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2002-04-08 by C. Whitten
> owners might like to check out the > fascinating conglomeration of modules at: > tecnotoys.com/mikado/FrontPanel Wow, it certainly looks excellent. It amazes me the great products being thought up by one or two man operations at the moment. Thanks 'synthi' for that tip off. Loo
2002-04-08 by Jim Johnson
Wow, people seem psyched about this.. :'). Jim and I have been working on this for a few months now.. I designed the front panel and specified the modules, and Jim's doing all the circuit design and PC layout. I originally asked him to do just one for me, but he liked the idea so
2002-04-07 by sonicsynthi
Anyone interested in John Patchell (seems its his real name...) banana based (!) semi-modular sequencer super-controller ( sa host of cool logig/trigger/gate/sequencer/pattern generator modules , particularly compatible with Serge , Fenix (which it looks a lot like..), Synton & M
2002-04-07 by sonicsynthi
--- In SergeModular@y..., "studio1dk" wrote: > --- In SergeModular@y..., "Steve Ridley" wrote: > > > And yes, that is very steep. Looks like Mr. Newcomb is another > > > one of those typical British small businessmen, eh? > > > In the great Jenkins tradition......... ; ) > > > >
2002-04-07 by studio1dk
--- In SergeModular@y..., "Steve Ridley" wrote: > > And yes, that is very steep. Looks like Mr. Newcomb is another > > one of those typical British small businessmen, eh? > > In the great Jenkins tradition......... ; ) > > > > > > E. Barbour > > Perhaps you should share your view
2002-04-06 by Les Mizzell
Hey, Sorry for the repost. Nobody replied first time around. Hey, I really don't want to drive 4 hours just to have to eat at Denny's by myself! Anybody here going to see Robert Rich on Thursday, April 11 in Winston-Salem, NC? I haven't decided if I'm going yet since it's a 4 hou
2002-04-06 by m. blake wilson law office
Steve Ridley wrote: > And yes, that is very steep. Looks like Mr. Newcomb is another > one of those typical British small businessmen, eh? > In the great Jenkins tradition......... ; ) > > > E. Barbour Perhaps you should share your views of the British with Mr. Newcomb? I'm sure
2002-04-06 by Steve Ridley
> And yes, that is very steep. Looks like Mr. Newcomb is another > one of those typical British small businessmen, eh? > In the great Jenkins tradition......... ; ) > > > E. Barbour Perhaps you should share your views of the British with Mr. Newcomb? I'm sure he'd be delighted to
2002-04-06 by studio1dk
--- In SergeModular@y..., "C. Whitten" wrote: > > look under:synthesizer manuals, scematics and scroll down to > > clavioline. :-) > > > > Price: £45 > There must be some other way (perhaps Mark Glinsky???) > $65 seems steep for a photocopy. > CW You´re absolutely right - but it
2002-04-04 by metasonix
>Martin Newcomb at the museum studio has a scematics for the >Clavioline >Price: £45 ack! >There must be some other way (perhaps Mark Glinsky???) >$65 seems steep for a photocopy. No, Glinsky doesn't have this one. And yes, that is very steep. Looks like Mr. Newcomb is another on
2002-04-04 by Jim Johnson
Wow - thanks, John - this is a real treat. I remember lusting after the Wavemaker 4 back in my college days.. I must have stared at the patch diagram for weeks, all added up. But after all these years, this is the first time I've actually heard one. Jim *********** REPLY SEPARATO
2002-04-04 by John Loffink
I have created a web site devoted to the rarely seen Wavemakers line. The url is: http://www.microtonalsynthesis.com/wm/. There are many documents, photos and audio files to savor. Wavemakers, also known as "kb electronic music instrumentation," created modular synthesizers, semi
2002-04-03 by C. Whitten
> look under:synthesizer manuals, scematics and scroll down to > clavioline. :-) > > Price: £45 There must be some other way (perhaps Mark Glinsky???) $65 seems steep for a photocopy. CW
2002-04-03 by studio1dk
--- In SergeModular@y..., metasonix wrote: > I have an original Constant Martin Clavioline. Someone > tried to modify it, so I need the schematic to restore it to > operation. I understand it might be in the old Alan Douglas > book about electronic keyboards from 1957. > > If any
2002-04-03 by coyoteous
Analog Modular anamod@yahoogroups.com http://groups.yahoo.com/group/anamod I made this group to learn how to make a group, but also as a joke on a friend who complained that their wasn't such a group. Well, somebody besides me joined (I was going to delete it). The group descript
2002-04-03 by metasonix
I have an original Constant Martin Clavioline. Someone tried to modify it, so I need the schematic to restore it to operation. I understand it might be in the old Alan Douglas book about electronic keyboards from 1957. If anyone can help, I can pay for a copy of the schematic. (A
2002-04-01 by peff2cv
Hi, I'm very interested in acquiring some Serge gear, but before that a reality check is in order--I have been tortured by the cool descriptions of modules on the EGRES site long enough! I was wondering if there are any Serge owners in the SF bay area that would be kind enough to
2002-03-31 by John Papiewski
Hi Bill I case you might still have the old url, the site moved a couple months ago. Try http://www.scampers.com/EGRES/ That should work. John P. Bill Felton wrote: > Hi all, > Haven't been able to hit the Egres web site for over a week -- > anybody know what the problem is? Did
2002-03-31 by m. blake wilson
i've got some fantastic material that really illustrates the possibilities of the Serge Modular, and i can happily say that everyone who submitted material shall appear on the CD. some of you may know andre knecht from the analog heaven list; he will be mastering the project, as
2002-03-31 by Bill Felton
Hi all, Haven't been able to hit the Egres web site for over a week -- anybody know what the problem is? Did I miss an announcement that it was going away, or ?? cheers, Bill
2002-03-31 by sonicsynthi
--- In SergeModular@y..., John Papiewski wrote: > Anyone ever actually fry a module by mispatching? I never did but I'm pretty > careful. > Also, any reliability problems of note?? I've had some IC's go on my UAP.... > I've heard that happen to others too. > > John P. Not particu
2002-03-30 by RFahl
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2002-03-29 by Jim Johnson
Those scum. See below. *********** BEGIN FORWARDED MESSAGE *********** On 3/29/02 at 5:41 PM Craig Shipley mr_ship@... > wrote: >I was notified about this on another list and wanted y'all to know about >this. Please feel free to propagate this announcement to any list that you >m
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 12:44:41 PM, opart@... writes: that's only a saving of £350 or so. That's not enough of a bargain for me 'personally' and not a criticism at all of your prices >> Fair enough and a point well taken. I had given scant attention to the fact that most peop
2002-03-27 by Kirk Degiorgio
>I'm was very tempted by your panel with the EQ, etc. (Panel #1 in the order >you put them in an email I have somewhere)... I think the price was $2,250. sorry I meant Delay not eq. KD
2002-03-27 by Kirk Degiorgio
Hi John I'm was very tempted by your panel with the EQ, etc. (Panel #1 in the order you put them in an email I have somewhere)... I think the price was $2,250. The price reduction on what you paid new was $500 I believe? In UK terms that's only a saving of £350 or so. That's not
2002-03-27 by Kirk Degiorgio
> >pretty >careful. >Also, any reliability problems of note?? I've had some IC's go on my UAP.... >I've heard that happen to others too. >> > >never fried anything myself and i sure have given a go. Had a DTG go out on >me a couple years ago and a UAP. I'm having a problem with a
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 10:29:53 AM, bfelton@... writes: my little 1-unit custom rack jobbie. And surely $500 is a dandy price for an acpr, divide by N, and dual asr. >> this is indeed a dandy little unit that i had the pleasure of fooling around with for awhile. My partner Da
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 10:20:41 AM, lesmizz@... writes: Remind us again. What have you got for sale and how much? >> I have 4 panels that i'm putting up for sale: they are left to right Panel #1 Quo/Wad/Blog/Dtg w/bi-polar outs/vcfqx/vcfq/sprc/acpr new $2745.00 sell $2250.00
2002-03-27 by C. Whitten
> Now that the box is open, i guess it would be fair to ask is anyone has > problems with the prices I'm asking for these panles. I don't think it should be a case of that. Maybe there are a few kind and gentle people who are prepared to sell their lovely panels on the cheap. Bac
2002-03-27 by Bill Felton
Just to make you all feel better (?), I've had zero inquiries on my little 1-unit custom rack jobbie. And surely $500 is a dandy price for an acpr, divide by N, and dual asr. Time are indeed tough -- hope some of my other stuff sells, or I'll be trying to run my Serge from a shop
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
Please ignore all my run-on sentences and gross spelling errors as I've had way too much COFFEEEeeeee!!!!! this morn. LOL John DuVal
2002-03-27 by Les Mizzell
> Now that the box is open, I guess it would be fair to ask is > anyone has problems with the prices I'm asking for these panels. Hey, Remind us again. What have you got for sale and how much? Les Mizzell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - "Did you ever walk into a room and forget w
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 6:17:21 AM, mm123ah@... writes: bought, then he listed another round. please correct me if i am wrong. >> My memory is a little fuzzy but .... I did sell a six panel system about 14 months ago. It was up on AH for about 3 days before some guy how ownes
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 7:44:56 AM, chris@... writes: Check my ebay feedback before you practically imply that I steal peoples > money. This is obviously where the politeness ends. Have you heard the term 'bollocks' because that is very much what you are writing. >> Whooa !!!!
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/27/02 1:44:50 AM, chris@... writes: condition for below what I paid for it in 1998. No serious enquiries. I certainly expected to get the odd ' I'll give you two grand for it' punt. I'd be interested to know if John Duval has had any enquiries for his 4 panel
2002-03-27 by DarkStr717@aol.com
In a message dated 3/26/02 7:08:12 PM, johnp299792@... writes: pretty careful. Also, any reliability problems of note?? I've had some IC's go on my UAP.... I've heard that happen to others too. >> never fried anything myself and i sure have given a go. Had a DTG go out on me a co
2002-03-27 by mm123 ah
>What a shame mm123ah that you seem to have a very low threshold for other >peoples views because you make a few good points otherwise. I can appreciate other peoples views and sometimes adopt them as my own, however, there is a small group of friends in the analog synth communit
2002-03-27 by gregory_rayee
hello, i'm new to the list. i don' t have a serge. but i do have a webpage on modular synthesizers in general. it is located at: http://www.ork.yucom.be i appreciate feedback! euhmmmmmm.... that's it, really! lots a lovin and hugs!, gregory!
2002-03-27 by C. Whitten
What a shame mm123ah that you seem to have a very low threshold for other peoples views because you make a few good points otherwise. > Matt / Blake's message seemed to me an effort to detract from my offer, > which I would not do to anyone else and certainly cant appreciate. If
2002-03-27 by mm123 ah
>First off and importantly..... >you have the absolute right to price your system at what ever level you are >comfortable with. Thank you :) >Other than that my opinion is that Matt (or Blake....is this a version of >'good cop, bad cop'?) M Blake is the bad cop. Matt B. is the go
2002-03-27 by C. Whitten
First off and importantly..... you have the absolute right to price your system at what ever level you are comfortable with. Other than that my opinion is that Matt (or Blake....is this a version of 'good cop, bad cop'?) is right. This is surely a forum for debate and if you post
2002-03-27 by John Papiewski
Anyone ever actually fry a module by mispatching? I never did but I'm pretty careful. Also, any reliability problems of note?? I've had some IC's go on my UAP.... I've heard that happen to others too. John P.
2002-03-27 by John Papiewski
sasami@... wrote: > As for the prices of them, having had a good look at the circuitry involved, > I cannot understand why they command such high prices, particularly the > older ones. > .... a small percentage pays for the parts, the rest goes to hand labor and business overhead
2002-03-27 by mm123 ah
dear pitch mod, andre and kirk, thanks for backing me up there. you are right, the lousy economy is the reason for my relatively high opening bids and set reserve prices right now - ebay is not what it was before 9-11 right now and i dont want to feel like a sucker listing stuff
2002-03-26 by Kirk Degiorgio
> >also, whats the current situation with new serge? is rex still producing > >them and if so, whats the turn around time? > > Yes, as far as I know they are still being produced. Turn around time > depends on if you buy one of his "color" predesigned systems, or want > somthing
2002-03-26 by M. Blake Wilson
Pitch Mod wrote: Ah, the return of "the price police". I love it when cheap people decide that a price is too high for them and then tell others that they shouldn't buy that item because it's too pricey. Why don't you just leave him alone and let him ask what he wants? If nobody
2002-03-26 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
> >by the way, i find Serge's approach on the older panels to be unique and >interesting but i had always wondered, if someone did not know what they >were doing, would it be at all possible to damage their synth by plugging >outs to outs or making other uneducated patches? While