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Hey I just saw something very similar, but this one is very nice as well 
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Some preview pics of 'Fat Bastard' - work in progress.
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"Fat Bastard" looks, well, Phat. Impressive.
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| mosc wrote: | | "Fat Bastard" looks, well, Phat. Impressive. |
Impressive indeed, it is begging for some cables though 
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| I bet the list of manufacturers unrepresented in Fat Bastard is pretty short. |
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| cool pix |
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holy fu*k 
suddenly my great big a sys rs8500 modular seems.....
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| hogberto wrote: | holy fu*k
suddenly my great big a sys rs8500 modular seems.....
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Ha ha, Its not finished yet - need to save a bit of money tho so who knows when it will be finished.
RS8500 ! - love the A-Sys gear. Nobody has nicer cabinets compared to the utter glory of the cabinetary work and wood of thoes cabs. I have an 8500 with two upper teirs in my work studio. Great gear ! |
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| Beermaster wrote: | | hogberto wrote: | holy fu*k
suddenly my great big a sys rs8500 modular seems.....
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Ha ha, Its not finished yet - need to save a bit of money tho so who knows when it will be finished.
RS8500 ! - love the A-Sys gear. Nobody has nicer cabinets compared to the utter glory of the cabinetary work and wood of thoes cabs. I have an 8500 with two upper teirs in my work studio. Great gear ! |
it is indeed lovely gear. the cabinet even smells good and feels gorgeous. these are the generally unmentioned aspects of real synthesis.
your no holds barred commitment to the modular ideal is an inspiration to us all.
keep those pics coming.
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Beermaster
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| Nosferatu wrote: | Are you modular people squids? Perhaps thinking to convert to one? 
I mean , how are you going to reach all those modules?  |
Ha ha ! - Yes indeed I'm glad you asked that question as the top rows of 'Fat Bastard' are over 8 feet high so I've got some Vintage Library Steps that unfold and tuck away. Its still a bit wobbly tho with my weight ! ha ha |
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| Damn... Fat Bastard is.... worth more than my mom's house! |
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| Nosferatu wrote: | | Quote: |
Ha ha ! - Yes indeed I'm glad you asked that question as the top rows of 'Fat Bastard' are over 8 feet high so I've got some Vintage Library Steps that unfold and tuck away. Its still a bit wobbly tho with my weight ! ha ha |
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This is BBC radio Lis Stefani, with the 12:00 o' clock news.
Later this evening a tragic accident hapend in east London a man known
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However, London City police believes it many be a assassin by agents know
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MI5 reports from sources within Kreml Putin as a long term vintage gear collector. 
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Ha ha ! LOL ! - that is so funny.... But may be true
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I'm serious! If you put a side the Putin and agent etc blabbering accidents
where entire walls get on the loose because of stress due to excessive
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| invalidbuffalo wrote: | | This is my setup with my Synthesizers.com system. Yeah, yeah it's small! |
you think THAT is small??
Oh and on the subject of small, I never knew the new Buchla was THAT SMALL either
(I want one!! Small really is beautiful!  )
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| Nice setup! |
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| v-un-v wrote: | | invalidbuffalo wrote: | | This is my setup with my Synthesizers.com system. Yeah, yeah it's small! |
you think THAT is small??
Oh and on the subject of small, I never knew the new Buchla was THAT SMALL either
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Smallest £10k you'll ever spend, mate. And yeah I want one too... 
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| EdisonRex wrote: | | Smallest £10k you'll ever spend, mate. And yeah I want one too... |
yes I'm quite aware how much these things cost. 
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| v-un-v wrote: | | EdisonRex wrote: | | Smallest £10k you'll ever spend, mate. And yeah I want one too... |
yes I'm quite aware how much these things cost. |
so have you been making up a representative system? I'll admit it, I have, and no I don't have the money for it. Not yet anyway. Crap. I'm still waiting for Ken Macbeth to get me my M5N. Maybe it'll come before Christmas.
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| EdisonRex wrote: | | v-un-v wrote: | | EdisonRex wrote: | | Smallest £10k you'll ever spend, mate. And yeah I want one too... |
yes I'm quite aware how much these things cost. |
so have you been making up a representative system? I'll admit it, I have, and no I don't have the money for it. Not yet anyway. Crap. I'm still waiting for Ken Macbeth to get me my M5N. Maybe it'll come before Christmas. |
Does he have along waiting list? Are the build times long for the M5N? |
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| Nosferatu wrote: | | EdisonRex wrote: | | v-un-v wrote: | | EdisonRex wrote: | | Smallest £10k you'll ever spend, mate. And yeah I want one too... |
yes I'm quite aware how much these things cost. |
so have you been making up a representative system? I'll admit it, I have, and no I don't have the money for it. Not yet anyway. Crap. I'm still waiting for Ken Macbeth to get me my M5N. Maybe it'll come before Christmas. |
Does he have along waiting list? Are the build times long for the M5N? |
I think he built about 20 this batch. He had some trouble finding parts. I think the reverb tanks were the big holdup. As it turns out, I got a note from him last week, it's supposed to ship tomorrow! So I might even see it this week.
Original lead time was supposed to be 3 months. It's been more like 8.
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