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legionhwp
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 Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:13 am Post subject: A few Custom pieces from DAED... |
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Some of the recent custom pieces made by DAED for your viewing pleasure:
Break out box for EH Micro POG with LEDs, which allows user to turn Dry, Oct, and Sub on/off individually:
Music From Outer Space Thinga-ma-Goop kit (orig version) built into a 2XL 8track Robot. The Tape drawer holds the 9VT and the eyes contain the photo resistors for the LEDicles. original On/Off Volume encorporated in design:
Just for fun: Blender turned lamp. "Blend" button turns it on/off:
Speak and Bleed: Circuit bent Speak and Read with glitch, looping, distortion, and pitch features:
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infradead
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legionhwp
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| Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:14 pm Post subject: |
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| infradead wrote: | | i like the blender lamp a lot |
Thanks. Circuit bent art has always been a part of DAED. A few installations have working photo resistor theremins and lights, sound devices and user controlled LEDS are in some "paintings" and such. I've also sold jewelery made from electronic parts for a few years and clocks made from old hard drives, etc many with on/off switches, blinking lights etc.
The lamps started as on offs but now I stock a few different ones. Everything is UL listed and recycled on both ends. The blender is one of one and I decided to keep it (it looks cool as hell with an orange bulb) but I currently have two Xbox Console lamps:
And this all started with my fav the DAED Atari 2600 lamp:
You can check out a Lofi video demo of the lamps here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpLRiClsak0
My latest is a table top made from two recycled Cafe Du Monde coffee cans. Needless to say the DAED Lab/Help Wanted Productions studio is a pretty fun place to hang 
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Muff Wiggler
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| Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2011 3:41 am Post subject: |
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The Blender and 2600 lamps are both incredibly awesome - really really cool.
Also loving the thingamakit robot
great stuff!
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numan7
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| Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2011 5:19 am Post subject: |
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the feedback-synth sure looks fun:
anyone have any videos of it and Flower Electronics kit patched together?
cheers,
7n7
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grumblebunny
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Hey - I'm Ted in SW Ontario and I'm a proud DAEDian.
My DS-1 was modded back in early '10 and my SD-1 just hacked early this summer.
Great stuff! Love it when I run them before something unpredictable like a Subdecay Noisebox for some freaky goodness. Will put up sounds/video when I get my ass in gear...
Anyway, hopefully a pic is attached of my two pedals.
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