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I love the MiniWave.  For me, it was the obvious first choice with which to 
expand beyond the Dotcom stuff.  I am a longtime fan of the old PPG-style 
wavetable stuff.  If you like that sound, you'll love the MW.  It does all 
the classic wavetable kinda things: metallic basses, gargling sweeps, 
synthetic bells and choirs...etc.  It interfaces quite nicely with the 
Dotcom stuff.  I often patch sequencer tracks into the CV inputs for 
wavesequencing.  Very cool.  I find its grungy eight-bit digital sound to be 
an excellent compliment to the analogue Dotcom.

Building it was pretty easy.  I did mine in a day, and was patching that 
evening.  In fact, so happy was I with that kit, that I promptly ordered up 
five more Blacet kits for my system.  I sound like an ad copy writer.  I 
aint.  I just dig the hell outta the MiniWave.

I recently screened and drilled a Dotcom panel for it...I'll be mounting the 
MW in that some time in the next few days.

Scot Solida
The Electronic Garden




>From: "Dana Countryman" <dana@danacountryman.com>
>Reply-To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com
>To: dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [dotcomformat] Blacet Miniwave
>Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 20:09:10 -0000
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>Hi ---
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>Has anyone on this list built a Blacet Miniwave??
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>I'm wondering how great they are, and if you do have one, I'd love your
>opinion.
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>I see that they offer a MOTM-style version, which would work in my
>Dotcom. ....
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>Anyone?
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>- Dana Countryman
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