Maybe we could coordinate a mass order for the pots, knobs and jacks
to save everyone some $. I am willing to work on this.
~Terry
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "J. Larry Hendry" <jlarryh@i...> wrote:
> For those wondering about how to do the conversion of their Wiard
Noise Ring
> to MOTM format, your worries are over. There is no need to buy an
assembled
> Noise Ring, tear it apart, void your warranty, and rebuild it into
MOTM
> format. Instead, you can simply send all the parts you would have
purchased
> anyway to Grant. He will build and test the Noise Ring in MOTM
format
> behind your Stooge panel.
>
> We can do this individually or as a group. In either case, I think
we
> should deliver your Noise Ring panel directly to Grant. This means
Stooge
> drilling for all those panels we deliver directly to Grant. Let me
know how
> you feel about doing this as a group or each person individually.
I don't
> care.
>
> Clearly, this is a better deal that doing the conversion yourself
since the
> cost to you is the same. See the letter below from Grant
suggesting this
> is the best way to handle the conversions.
>
> Larry Hendry
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Grant Richter <grichter@a...>
> I actually thought of a plan that might work for everybody. If the
customer
> sends me a "kit" of the following:
>
> 1. Completely drilled and ready to assemble MOTM compatible
faceplate
> 2. Six 100K linear potentiometers with mounting hardware
> 3. Six knobs
> 4. Eight jacks with mounting hardware
> 5. A check for $199.00 US dollars
>
> Then I will assemble, test, warranty and ship the module like any
other
> Noise Ring.
>
> That way I can be sure they are assembled and tested correctly.
> Best Regards,
> Grant Richter
> Wiard Synthesizer