Feeling slightly lame about this, but I came to the realization that,
just perhaps, my ask for the whole package was a little high. Should
have thought it through a little more thoroughly.
Perhaps something more along the lines of $2000-$2500? I should say
that I'm also open to trade for a few specific items.
Sorry to post this again, and thank you for not pelting me with rubber
chickens. :)
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "object88" <object88@...> wrote:
>
> I'm fully moved into my new apartment, and as anticipated, have no
> room for all the stuff I've accumulated. Sadly, the modular gear
must go.
>
> Everything below was assembled by me, with the exception of the multi,
> which was preassembled by Paul S.
>
> MOTM
> -101 Noise / S&H
> -110 Ring Mod / VCA
> -120 Sub-Octave
> -190 uVCA
> -380 Quad LFO
> -390 uLFO
> -410 Triple resonant filter
> -490 uVCF
> -820 Lag
> -830 Dual-Mode mixer
> -850 Pedal interface
> -890 uMix (busted IN5 pot)
> -900 PSU
> -910 Multi
>
> As noted, the -890 has a busted IN5 pot. It looks like the pot took
> an impact right on the knob, which sent the shaft inward, breaking the
> actual pot mechanism. To get this in proper order, you'll need to
> disassemble the front panel, unsolder the pot, replace, and
> reassemble. The knob looks undamaged. As far as I can tell, the
> module still works with the busted pot-- you just don't get input 5.
>
> Jason Proctor can speak to my skills as a MOTM kit builder, as he has
> purchased several of kits in the past.
>
> I also have two Blacet kits for sale: the Time Machine and the
> Klangwerk. Both are partially assemlbed-- meaning that the PCBs are
> partially stuffed & soldered, but no wires, pots, jacks, etc. have
> been done. Both include panels, the Time Machine panel is predrilled.
> When assembling the Time Machine, I made a minor mistake. I inserted
> a 16-pin DIP socket where a 14-pin should have gone. The pins
> happened to line up perfectly with a pair of resistor holes. The
> upshot is that the resisters, when inserted, will have to "jump" up
> into the socket. I purchased a replacement 16-pin DIP socket for
> where it should have originally gone, and that's included.
>
> In addition, I have three panels: a 1U blank, an OMS-820 expander
> panel (predrilled), and an OMS-201 wavefolder panel.
>
> I also have all the docs that have come with the various modules (plus
> a slew that I've already sold). You want those, you got'em. You
> don't, I'll recycle them. No problem.
>
> I'd like to sell the whole thing at once. Barring that, I'd like to
> sell locally (I'm in Oakland, CA.). I'd like to get $3000 (+
> shipping, if necessary), which is about the cost of everything in kit
> form, short a few panels. Is this fair?
>
> My name is Paul, and I can be reached at 510-846-3308. Feel free to
> call any time between 10am and 10pm PST. Alternately, there's email,
> of course. Seeing how inactive I've been with MOTM, I won't be
> checking this list regularily... so best not to reply here. :)
>
> Thanks for reading!
>