I finally got my three freqboxes on thursday, may 24, from analogue haven (shipped out monday). serial numbers 013, 014, 015.
here’s what they sound like:
http://morelater.com/music/20070526.mp3
i’ll be posting more samples at http://morelater.com/music in the near future
nice man. so how did you do that? what was the chain? was it just one osc controlling another?
That’s super cool. Is that whole thing strictly freqboxes? And what was the control method?
i patched the oscillator out from one freqbox into audio in of the next in a circle and turned hard sync on for all three. i had to attenuate the oscillator output before patching it into the freqbox since the signal is too strong. then the three audio outs from the freqboxes are mixed together and patched into the analog delay. control signals come from the output on the cp251s into the frequency, waveform, and mix controls on the freqboxes. the analog delay feedback, time, and mix also get control signals from the cp251s.
Do you mind posting a more compressed version; my boss is gonna kill me otherwise (limited bandwidth)?
i hope you put them in the chain in order of serialnumbers !
very nice to have 13, 14 and 15. like it’s a real triplet which were bound to live together for the rest of their life.
mp3 sounds very nice!
do you use this kind of stuff allso productionwise? or is this just a “weird experiment”? otherwise i would like to check out more. 
oh! now i looked at your website and i see you’re the guy with the 2 hour long songs.
haha. 
i actually downloaded them all a couple of months ago and even tend to listen to them sometimes.
nice stuff!
Chris, it’s really wierd, each time I tried to listen to your sample, all I hear is the sound of a FAX machine transmitting. Am I doing something wrong?