MOTM

OK, I'm back in town (last night) from my trip to Calgary.  I got to meet
Scott Juskiw and see Darmok while I was there.  Scott is as gracious and
intelligent as he seems here on the list.  He treated me to a tour of the
keyboard museum there and we both actually got our hands on and played
several instruments including the Luther Modular Moog.  Thanks Scott !

As promised, it is time to run cables again as many of you have expressed
interest.  The prices and available options are the same as before.  I think
I mentioned if you want a longer cable, they are available, just ask.  They
will be approximately 30 cents a foot on top of the price of a 6 foot cable.

I plan to hold the order process open until October 15th.  I have one
customer I know is out of town until the 14th and I promised not to miss
him. :)  No need for everyone to wait to the last minute however.

As last time, if the quantity of total orders exceeds 1000, I get an
additional 50 cents per cable discount.  I keep none of that but will credit
on your invoice a 25 cent per cable "instant rebate" and will credit Paul S.
25 cents per cable on his logo printing cost.  So, I will not send out the
invoices until we have everyone's order to see if we get that instant
rebate.

Don't forget that heatshrink goes inside the barrel unless you ask for
outside.  And, remember to re-order any bad cable you have from the last
order.  Just be sure to tell me or zero out that price in the spreadsheet so
I know to send that replacement free.  I am currently not asking you to
return the bad cables.  But, if I have too many, I might need to reverse
that policy.  If I do, I will pay the shipping to return it to me.

I am still looking into 3.5 mm.  So, don't order any.  I will try to have
info firmed up on that in a few days.  I have a firm quote on some nice
ones, but the price sucks.  So, I am still looking.

Thanks
Larry Hendry

At 4:19 PM -0500 2003/09/30, J. Larry Hendry wrote:
>OK, I'm back in town (last night) from my trip to Calgary.  I got to meet
>Scott Juskiw and see Darmok while I was there.  Scott is as gracious and
>intelligent as he seems here on the list.  He treated me to a tour of the
>keyboard museum there and we both actually got our hands on and played
>several instruments including the Luther Modular Moog.  Thanks Scott !

Let me say that Larry is a great guy, a true gentleman, and 
definately someone you'd want to have over for a visit should he ever 
wind up in your part of the woods. I'm glad to have had the 
opportunity to meet with the "third hand" of MOTM in person. Who 
knows, maybe we'll all get together at NAMM one of these years (with 
modulars in tow).

Of course, if I ever make it down to Ft. Worth, you know whose 
basement I'll be crashing in.

>Basement? What's that??!? Must be a north-of-the-Mason-Dixon-line thing.

Ha ha, right, I forgot about you "above grounders" down south. I'll 
take the garage instead.

> Of course, if I ever make it down to Ft. Worth, you know whose 
> basement I'll be crashing in.

Basement? What's that??!? Must be a north-of-the-Mason-Dixon-line thing.

Paul S.

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Scott Juskiw <scott@...>
> Of course, if I ever make it down to Ft. Worth, you know whose basement
I'll be crashing in.

Oddly enough, I spent 2 hours in Dallas / Ft. Worth airport yesterday.  The
route from Calgary to Indianapolis goes through there according to American
Airlines. Funny as the route from Indy to Calgary went through Chicago.

Airlines... women.....  can we figure out either ?
:)
Larry

North *EAST*, maybe...

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@a...> wrote:
> > Of course, if I ever make it down to Ft. Worth, you know whose 
> > basement I'll be crashing in.
> 
> Basement? What's that??!? Must be a north-of-the-Mason-Dixon-line 
thing.
> 
> Paul S.