[sdiy] Chinese MG-1s??!?
Tristan Upton
tu at alphalink.com.au
Mon Apr 28 06:40:56 CEST 2008
Behringer works on high volumes and low margins. I doubt they would be
interested unless they could shift thousands of units each month. How much
market demand is there for a cheap analog synth?
/Tristan
Paul Schreiber writes:
> So how about it Paul? Could Behringer pull of something comparable to the
> MG-1?
>
> a) there is no patents in the MG-1 that are still current. So, the is no
> legal reason not to build them again. In fact, you could build any synth
> up to 1991 vintage
> and not get into legal trouble except for cosmetics (as long as you didn't
> exactly copy the panel layput, graphics, etc).
> b) the circuitry is not the 'hard part', it's the mechanical stuff
> (case/keyboard/etc).
> c) you could put all the TOG IC stuff in a $1 ASIC :)
>
> Paul S.
>
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