MOTM

Here're some more recent (this weekend) pics of Frankensynth WITH the Wogglebug and RS240 Bode Freq shifter:

http://www.stucki.com/krhen/downloads/frankensynth

(unfortunately in no apparent order :-) Also in there are pics of my very first pure DIY module, a super-rectifier with two DC Decouplers and two Inverters, on an Arrick/.COM faceplate (near a big homemade Arrick multiple and jack converter). Designed the circuits from scratch, built the sucker, and it actually works :-) Not shown: Four MOTM modules that should be shipping soon (I hope :-), and several Doepfer modules and my in-design super modular controller panel, details soon (along with MP3 demos of the Woggle and Bode).

KRIS

New Frankensynth Pictures
Kris.  You can stop buying stuff now.  You have enough. :)
<snicker>
Larry
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This is peanuts. I know of:

a) Person in UK with 280 Digisound modules (popular CEM-based DIY kits in mid 80s)

b) Person with 180 'D' modules, 104 .com modules AND 55 Polyfusion modules

c) Person with 165 'D' modules, 48 MOTM modules and 19 individual keyboards

d) Then there is the Fist of God Serge, up to I think 53 panels with averge 6 moduesl/panel = 318
individual modules

Paul S.
has ZERO modules

Wow, that's big.  You didn't forget to buy patch cords did you.  I can't 
find one anywhere:)

At 11:32 AM 3/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:

>Here're some more recent (this weekend) pics of Frankensynth WITH the 
>Wogglebug and RS240 Bode Freq shifter:

Wow, that's big.  You didn't forget to buy patch cords did you.  I can't 
find one anywhere:)

At 11:32 AM 3/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:

>Here're some more recent (this weekend) pics of Frankensynth WITH the 
>Wogglebug and RS240 Bode Freq shifter:

> d) Then there is the Fist of God Serge



Photo and some rather, uh, fun reading by the owner...

http://www.scampers.com/egres/fistogod.html



Les Mizzell

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> Person in UK with 280 Digisound modules (popular CEM-based DIY kits in
mid 80s)

If this is Dave in London. I believe he now has over 700... although
some of them still need to be constructed and none of them are powered
up at all the last time I spoke to him.

But just think of all those 3.5mm jack sockets :-0

Regards,

Tony Allgood                       Penrith, Cumbria, England

Oakley Sound Systems                     www.oakleysound.com

> New Frankensynth Pictures
> Kris. You can stop buying stuff now. You have enough. :)
>
> Larry
> +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
> This is peanuts. I know of:

I don't think its peanuts :-(
(going away with feelings hurt :-)
KRIS

> Wow, that's big. You didn't forget to buy patch cords
> did you. I can't find one anywhere:)

They're there...
http://www.stucki.com/krhen/downloads/frankensynth/03100064.jpg
http://www.stucki.com/krhen/downloads/frankensynth/03100077.jpg
KRIS

Yep, that's him.

Last time I spoke he had 280 actually working. It's wouldn't surprise me if he have 1500 of them
in various states.

I have an update for Person "B":

180 'D' modules, 112 .com, 55 Polyfusion, 14 Serge panels, 18 Wiard modules and 40 AS modules.
Has ordered 4 MOTM modules. I'm on the radar!

Paul S.
blip blip

> > Person in UK with 280 Digisound modules (popular CEM-based DIY kits in
> mid 80s)
>
> If this is Dave in London. I believe he now has over 700... although
> some of them still need to be constructed and none of them are powered
> up at all the last time I spoke to him.
>
>

Are there any (humbling) pictures or urls for these monstrous beasts?

>Yep, that's him.
>
>Last time I spoke he had 280 actually working. It's wouldn't 
>surprise me if he have 1500 of them
>in various states.
>
>I have an update for Person "B":
>
>180 'D' modules, 112 .com, 55 Polyfusion, 14 Serge panels, 18 Wiard 
>modules and 40 AS modules.
>Has ordered 4 MOTM modules. I'm on the radar!
>
>Paul S.
>blip blip
>
>
>
>>  > Person in UK with 280 Digisound modules (popular CEM-based DIY kits in
>>  mid 80s)
>>
>>  If this is Dave in London. I believe he now has over 700... although
>>  some of them still need to be constructed and none of them are powered
>>  up at all the last time I spoke to him.
>  >
>>