jmelland wrote: ↑

Mon May 25, 2020 10:22 pm

Hi,

I apologize if this has been covered, I've done as much digging as I can through the knob threads!

I have a 259 with Pucks, am I able to interchange that with a Big Blue Skirted knob without having to change the pot?

no

Dieter in space!

The string sounds bother me, particularly the odd synthetic vibrato. I am not sure how she got the viola on the last track, but it does not sound like a real viola at all. The cello sound works a lot better, I think. Wondering what others think of this release! I have no clue,but immediately to my ...

it's just his execution that sometimes leaves a bit to be desired. I know this all too well because prototypes or not, those examples I listed are also sitting in my case... A personal desire then because if ever you get other non 200e Buchla format modules that accept bipolar levels you are unable...

slumberjack wrote: ↑

Sat May 09, 2020 8:00 am

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wow,i like your 'workspace-rack',great idea,i need something like this atm!

Whole point being that while he has some cool ideas (Drone SuperCluster!) and obviously put a whole lot of time and thought into his cool panel designs and reverse engineering/copying PCB's, he didn't take the time to fully consider how his modules would work within the Buchla operating environment...

He just uses the original manufacturer pcb behind his Buchla panels lol :

viewtopic.php?f=19&t=230781

Also...impossible to diy convert the eurorack format to Buchla with the same interface/finish as the 1979 module for $700 total cost.

So the price is right

Nice ,nice,nice

Great work

Already posted on the first page.. This was (and still is for me) the ultimate reference video perfectly depicting the timbre/lpg effect used just prior Roman did travel many times to Sweden when doing the first steps to investigate and document the 208 electronics cards. Yes the job to clone the 20...

You could probably buy a time machine pcb from synthcube and make it work, but it would be a very complex project. From what I understand, he stopped making this one a while ago, due to the issues with him ripping off the Blacet module without any approval. Likely not the reason,still some sold on ...

CoreInside wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 25, 2020 11:40 am

tobb wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 24, 2020 7:25 pm

thunderheart530 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 24, 2020 4:56 pm

I just saw one sell for $10,000 on reverb!

Seller that 'buy' his own gear via to raise up value...

I sold my fenix 2 for 8000gbp about two years ago

Glad for you!

Units on Vemia this month for less didn't sold....

zzelig wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 22, 2020 9:55 pm

Good luck. He's been unresponsive with the status of my order for the past month.

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Old nail varnish is nitrocellulose lacquer and won't actually stop moisture travel. Only slow it down. Newer nail colors are acrylic or UV acrylic which do have a better resistance to moisture. But having never seen breakdown of classic ceramic disks outside of obvious flood damage or seashore salt...

traffkin wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 13, 2020 9:46 am

oh, rarely rely i on 3d modelling but this is the very case, self-isolation changes a lot

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Nice!

khakifridge wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 20, 2020 8:52 am

Cheap ceramic disc caps are allegedly best for decoupling. Anything grander is pointless

wrong, you know that after many years what moisture can do to ceramic disc caps.

But likely can be prevented by adding clear nail varnish over it..,never tried

nice!

I agree its slightly total unprofessional.

I spotted the module listing before this thread and never came to my mind it could be a listing from Verbos!

I also believed it was panel *and* PCB's from the garage sale. And for me that meant the price was fine. Now seeing either neglect or intent to muddy the PCB portion, then the price does not necessarily change -see above- but the value -to me- has dropped significantly. The description is misleadin...

Yes,its that the description is written in that way to mislead,otherwise it would have been ok. Prove it. Prove his intent. I adapt my statement,..but it does not matter,the needed information is still missing and the result is the same..: Yes,its that the written description is misleading,otherwis...

Jd1979 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 01, 2020 9:59 pm

Tonefloat01 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 01, 2020 9:51 pm

Is charging almost seven (7) grand for a single module something that Don had envisioned for his instruments?

Definitely not and I have lost mega respect for Mark over this.

Yes,its that the description is written in that way to mislead,otherwise it would have been ok.

Nice system

my first impression it was a fair price,now its more revealed ppl are just overpaying <facepalm> see my post. They're not overpaying. You're getting a brand new, fresh 2600 with MIDI & balanced outputs with an improved 3620 keyboard & flightcases for the whole system for £3.5K Sure, I'd have loved ...

No,it is not,these are not boutique units,these are produced in quantity,those sockets/faders are ordered in high quantity and so are also very cheap,idem for the knobs,custom molding knobs these days cost peanuts (why do you think you can have now all colors of fake Davies knobs...,the resale pric...