Jed,
I think this is great. I was thinking the same thought and will be willing to assist in the project. I also live in Portland, Oregon. I am currently in Iraq and will be back spring 2010 if you are interested in assistance, collab synth construction etc.. let me know. Either way sign me up for at least two PCB's as I have one currently needing replacement and was search for KLM-367 PCB layouts to remake myself.
- Daniel
--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "hyperjed" <jed.jorgensen@...> wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> Since I'm new to the group I probably ought to introduce myself before opening my mouth for other reasons. My name is Jed Jorgensen and I live in Portland, Oregon. I work on renewable energy projects by day and occasionally find some time to solder up audio gear in my basement at night.
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> I'm thinking pretty hard about picking up where Old Crow left off, copying his work essentially, to make some new, high quality KLM-367 PCBs.
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> My own PolySix is dead in the water without a new PCB (too badly corroded to repair).
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> This would be an expensive undertaking. It's only feasible for me if it appears that I can at least recoup the schematic capture and layout costs through selling a batch of the PCBs.
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> If there is sufficient interest, I would to hope to be able to sell the PCBs for somewhere between $10 - $20 USD. It would probably require a run of somewhere between 50-100 PCBs to get to that price point.
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> Again, this is only a feeler to see if there is enough interest out there, but if you would consider buying one or several, let me know.
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> Happy oscillating,
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> Jed
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