>About 3/4 of it is fully functional and creates some very interesting
>sounds, especailly when you send output from another EML piece through it.
>I suppose it could be a hoax, but to what end?
>The front piece is from a blank 101 panel that's been drilled out to fit
>the layout of it's controls.
>The logo is a little odd looking but the other labeling and design do have
>an EML look. Whoever did it, had more than a passing knowledge of EML gear.
>According to the fellow I traced it back to, it was an experimental piece
>made by an EML employee, possibly to evolve into some specific product.
>There's no way to know really, just speculate. Regardless, I enjoy having
>it in my arsenal and those sections that do work are downright nifty.
Well, thats exactly what I thought - not an EML product exactly, but rather
something someone with access to lots of EML parts whipped up. As long as
its useful and youre happy with it, thats all that matters! :)
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