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On Feb 10, 2008, at 5:05 PM, Bernie wrote:
> I just wanted to give some kudos to Eric for the work he put into his
> version of the Haible wavefolder.

i'm very glad you like it and thanks for the kind words. i had never  
used a wavefolder before i did this, which was basically a request,  
so the feedback has been very reassuring. one customer in particular  
has some extensive experience with a Serge system (which had  
something similar called a "multiplier") and he said that he felt it  
sounded pretty good. that was very nice to hear.

don't be afraid to run things other than sine waves into it. my  
CR-8000 drum machine sounds pretty wicked through it, despite the  
fact that's not the intended application. compressed sounds do better  
than percussive sounds though.

> scratched the surface of what it can do. I highly recommend this
> module if you can talk him into making another run of them.

shockingly enough, i don't have to be talked into it. i'm already  
stuffing some boards. and there's a bunch of empty front panels  
waiting to be sanded and rinsed.

it'll go up on the site soon. i just wanted to catch up with my  
backlogue (all remaining european orders shipped this week, 2 orders  
left in the 	queue which are waiting on gate delay panels which get  
here on friday). my modules will probably continue to be build to  
order for the most part but i'm trying to get the lead time down as  
much as possible. i'm also still in a wheelchair, which is another  
consideration.

Joe Grisso did a great job with this layout, but he's working on some  
stuff right now that is finally his own baby, electrically speaking,  
and i'm pretty stoked about it. it won't be ready until well after  
the Wave Folder and Mankato are available.

the release schedule is Wave Folder, then the Mankato Filter, then  
whatever's next. the Wave Folder and the Mankato _will_ be this month  
though.
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