Plese make a sequencer, if I'd known about asking at NAMM I would have gone to ask you a zillion times! (to late now, can't get the time off at work)
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>From: "Paul Schreiber"
>Reply-To: motm@egroups.com
>To: "MOTM listserv"
>Subject: [motm] State of mind
>Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2001 23:14:24 -0600
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>I *think* I have the NAMM booth situation under control. Thanks to everyone
>offering
>assistance to do 6 weeks of work in 10 days. I look forward to getting 8
>hours of sleep tonite!
>
>Certainly, the wheels of industry turn on. I have 50 MOTM-910s that will
>start to ship out
>tomorrow. Since these are a 'quick hit', if you ordered these in addition to
>other stuff, you
>*may* get a split shipment. Why? I *need* to pay the $3,894 (so far) for
>NAMM crap.
>(Eric & Tony, your bill arrives soon!)
>
>And, as some of you are aware, quarterly income taxes are due! The joy!
>
>The kitting backlog is almost to the point of being able to ship to 0%. I am
>beating the poor
>tech students until they sweat blood (they thought electronics was
>*glamourous*! HA! )
>
>I will try to ship as much as I can this week. If you get nothing by say
>Wednesday of next week, then
>chances are you *won't* get a shipment until the end of the month. I will be
>gone the 17th to the 22nd.
>
>I probably won't have time to get the '101 to the pcb shop. I need to take
>the prototype to NAMM.
>I am also borrowing a '100 from Stooge Larry, who hasn't seen it in months.
>
>Thanks for the demos I have received. I will try this weekend to upload some
>of them. If my remote
>mail FTP is active, I will upload a NAMM page every night with photos (if I
>can get the card reader
>to work on the laptop USB port). I may be so exhausted that I'm in bed by
>8PM. We'll see. I'm not
>a wild party, stay up all night person.
>
>I still plan for this to be a record year (with or without NAMM). Many
>modules are going to come out, now
>that the kitting is under control. The taped resistors will speed things up
>by 20-30%. I am *hoping* that
>enough assembled orders (yes, IN WOOD CASES!) will result at NAMM so I can
>have the assembly house
>start wave-soldering the '300, '320, and '440 pcbs (the min to run is 50pcs
>per pcb).
>
>And, I am *thinking* of releasing a tiny little sequencer. If I get asked 1
>zillion times at NAMM, then I'll
>do it. The..err...MicroMoe.
>
>Off to bed! Yippeee!!
>
>Paul S.
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