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MC wrote:
Nice kennel I mean studio

Thanks! The greyhounds feel that they are quite abused though. Not nearly enough couches or cookies in the studio, apparently.

Although, I really like the black/white dogs - black/white keys thing that's going on. Accidental, yet natural. (Yeah I know....ouch.)

Three "Happy Nerding" synth modules just arrived to fill the last three empty spaces in my Synthesizers.com cabinet:





Guess it's time to invest in another cabinet...

More knobs = more fun!

Elektron Analog RYTM

And

Focusrite I-track dock

I built a thing...haven't bought anything in a while... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLST-Jp-My0

Here's my recently completed 8 panel Serge Synthesizer. Case is Tennessee Aromatic Cedar made by Yours Truly. I've been putting this system together for the past year. It's such a blast to work with!



A partial collection of my Foogers is on the right. The yellow and white patch cords on the far right of the case are banana to 1/4" for playing nicely between Serge and Foogers.

Stephen




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Is this not the first picture you have ever posted? What a beauty that beast is.

EricK wrote:Is this not the first picture you have ever posted? What a beauty that beast is.

Indeed! It is a thing of great beauty, Vsyevolod!

Beautiful woodwork, Stephen!

The patch cord storage in the front is truly inspired!

EricK wrote:Is this not the first picture you have ever posted? What a beauty that beast is.

I posted a picture last October when it was just 4 panels in a wooden case that someone else built. I just finished this case a few days ago after receiving the last two panels in the post.

Stephen




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A few new things in these pictures





All the Moog gear has been acquired over the past few months and is my first foray into hardware that's not a controller or a keyboard. The CP-33 is also new, replacing my trusted QS-7. Also new (barely visible in the picture under the right corner of the iMac) is the Antelope Audio Zen Studio, which replaces my Apogee Duet.

104MSD #300.

Wondering how trading a minty T3 for a Sub 37 would work out with my local dealer...

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Wondering how trading a minty T3 for a Sub 37 would work out with my local dealer...

DON'T DO IT! The sound engines are completely different! You really need both to round out your setup.

The new purchases in this photo from a couple of weeks ago are the wonderful Moog Sub 37 Tribute Edition and the Moog Theremini (which is now on the stand that my Big Briar Theremin use to be on; need to get a new stand for that.)

EDIT: I've updated the image in my post as I also, by a strange twist of fate, acquired a Dave Smith Instruments Mono Evolver Keyboard (sitting above the Sub 37.)

Dotcom Filter Bank!

Latest purchase 1970s Moog Satellite in excellent condition, does anybody know of the Sputnick Mod for this synth?

Thanks,
T