AETHERPHON, global theremin family

Here it is. Look in photos section for the pix. The cabinet sits on the 
legs and is easily removed by merely lifting it up. This turned out 
great!

Now I just have to find time to get the last bugs out of the 
electronics ironed out.

Philip Neidlinger
Richmond Hill, GA

WOW!  It's simply beautiful Philip.
The craftsmanship is very admirable.
You may have taken your time and you are ending up with a very special
theremin.

Thank you for sharing your progress and all your notes.
Who knows, you may even be pioneering a new serious theremin for future
production.
I know I'd be honored to have one.

Keep up the great work, and keep on playing!

much appreciated - John


On 3/30/08, kmg5443 <kmg5443@...> wrote:
>
>   Here it is. Look in photos section for the pix. The cabinet sits on the
> legs and is easily removed by merely lifting it up. This turned out
> great!
>
> Now I just have to find time to get the last bugs out of the
> electronics ironed out.
>
> Philip Neidlinger
> Richmond Hill, GA
>
> 
>



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John Hoge, NYC
"Absolutely dedicated to the propagation
and continuation of the Theremin."
www.hoge-theremin.com
and also check out
www.ThereminWorld.com


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