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Wild Zebra
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I'm kind of double posting hope thats not bad. You can view this post for details http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-20410.html I just wanted to post more pics and not have to use attachments. So here they are:
couple a mess up but all in all I'm pretty happy. Thanks everyone couldn't have done it with out you.
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Wow they look classic, straight up classic!
Dig the panel colors and those beige knobs, sweet.
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yeah nice work. they look straight out of the 70's, very cool
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Tenine
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I'm liking the Electro Harmonix-style knobs!
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Wild Zebra
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| Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:19 am Post subject:
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Thanks for the kind words. S&H to go then on to more OLD projects. DS7 I'm thinking.
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Blacet vca/mixers modules in Wiard layout
Blacet frequency divider in Wiard layout
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revtor
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Since we're sharing homebrew goodness.. Here's one I did a year ago.. Oakley-->Frack.
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| Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:03 pm Post subject:
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| Cool i love that vca! |
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OK, while we're all blowing our own trumpets...
3 months on, and I've still not screwed the panels in 
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Classic looking panel graphics there. I didn't even have to go to your site to know you're a 2600 fan. 
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| revtor wrote: | Since we're sharing homebrew goodness.. Here's one I did a year ago.. Oakley-->Frack.
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Are those the Oakley pot brackets you're using? I am ready to try to bracket some pcbs to panels, and was wondering if the oakley brackets would work with frack size panels. |
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mono-poly
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I got 2 burst generators and they are fantastic!
I want another 2 of these beasts 
And yeah great pics! |
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Photon
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| RF wrote: | | Hey Photon - Get out of my head - |
Isn't that a quote from the movie Scanners? or maybe it was Being John Malkovich
yeah two under one roof seemed the way to go. downside was no room for the varible pulse length mod.
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revtor
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Eric, nope I used a piece of sheetmetal to make a bracket. no Oakley pot brackets. I think his pcb's are laid out with MOTM style spacing of the pots so I wired mine to the board instead of using the brackets. (Actually this board is an earlier rev, before he started designing with the pot brackets.)
Photon, love the brass panel!!!!!! Got a pic of a bunch of brass faced modules mounted in a cab?
~Steve
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Photon
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| revtor wrote: | | Photon, love the brass panel!!!!!! Got a pic of a bunch of brass faced modules mounted in a cab? |
Thanks! Well not quite yet. I'm getting there though. Heres a couple of photos in the meantime...
The cabinet is made from 100 year old oak boards that came from some church pews (the church my folks were married at in '67 actually). I'm currently machining the rails that will support the panels and soon will be making power distro boards and wiring it up.
the modules left to right: Ian Fritz Double-Well chaos, Blacet mixer, Mfos Vco, CGS dual burst, Ian fritz Jerkster, Dual Low Pass Gate (Fonik Style), CGS Synthacon filter, Mfos VCO, CGS Super Psycho modulation source
got a bunch more on deck. After months of preproduction planning and procurement, things are beginning to coalesce.
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sweet sweet sweet, thats gonna be a beautiful instrument Phonik....
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wow nice touch, sacred wood! I was waiting for a show off you work thread like this!
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Extremely swish looking modules there Photon! 
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Photon
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Thanks everybody! I'll post more soon.
I have a blog that is a semi-randomly updated chronicle of the whole build. well, in theory anyway... link below
I encourage folks to post pics of what they're working on. I love to see what everyone is up to. Great work..keep it coming!
Peter
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Photon....
I just bought a bunch of those display pots! they are so damn cool!
I plan to use them on my modular as well.
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Tenine
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| Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 11:41 am Post subject:
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Photon, RF - those are ace!
Photon, where did you get those Serge-like knobs? |
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Photon
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| Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 11:57 am Post subject:
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Hi Tenine
Thanks a lot.
Those are Davies Molding 1900-H knobs. I got mine from Allied Electronics. They're expensive ($2. ea in quantity), but I just skipped lunch for a couple months(!)
I would expect that Davies has a UK distributer, but I don't know who offhand.
http://www.daviesmolding.com/
peter
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