MOTM

So, are you implying that you actually finished Return to Castle
Wolfenstein???  :)

George

(somewhere in mission 3...)

----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Schreiber <synth1@...>
To: MOTM listserv <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2002 8:09 PM
Subject: [motm] Update


> Since my son stole my copy of Dungeon Siege (great new computer game),
I'll take this time form
> an update.
>
> a) I will have all '380 kit orders shipped by next week. I ran out of
bubble bags, and they are
> "special order". Got plenty now, have 10 kits ready to go as we speak. I
also have 3 assembled
> ones ready to ship next week as well.
>
> b) the '490 ladder filter pcb are in fab. They will arrive around June
3rd. I will start kitting
> at arrival time.
>
> c) the '390 uLFO boards are here, just waiting for Stooge brackets.
Looking like June 5th or so
> arrival date. Looks like early June is a busy time.
>
> d) the new 1U wide dual VCA with RM is designed. I have to lay it out.
This won't start for
> another 10 days or so. I have to do the front panels anyway. I'll send
info to Moe for discussion
> (not much to discuss, really).
>
> e) the '480 VCF is still out there, looks like July. I want the '130 to
come out first (high-end
> VCA).
>
> f) 1/2 way through this quarter (April/May/June) I have shipped 145
modules, which is where I was
> last quarter (Jan/Feb/March). I am way behind in assembled modules :(  I
need to concentrate the
> next 10 days or so on that issue versus kits. I'm out/low on several kits
(320, 410, 800, 420,
> 700) and need to get those restocked as well. Never a dull moment.
>
> g) If you want a section of your '380 to run "super slow", replace the cap
with 0.33uf, Digikey
> part #P4669. This might be best on say sections A and B, keeping C and D
"normal". It "slides"
> the frequency range down 3.3X slower.
>
> h) As a "pat on the back" to myself, customer #300 has appeared! The
interesting stat is that for
> the last 2 years, the module-to-customer ratio has been steady at 11.25,
even with some
> mega-systems (60+ modules). It goes to show that the average person
doesn't NEED a mega-system to
> be happy with the MOTM system. Or, the average wife/girlfriend puts on the
brakes at 2 full rows.
>
> Well, looks like son won't give up the CD until he passes out from hunger.
Guess I'll go solder
> some :)
>
> Paul S.
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