Analogue-sequencer

At 04:02 PM 12/9/03 +0100, you wrote:
>
>I just received an email from J. Larry Hendry, one of the 
>'Stooges' that make beautiful true MOTM style panels, with 
>the same coating and print style.
>
>He told me that a 10 unit wide P3 panel is possible, and 
>that they can even help with the layout (the changes needed 
>to make the P3 fit the MOTM grid, tickmarks around the 
>buttons, different led holes, whatever, graphics, etc.)
>
>All he could say about the price is that it would certainly 
>exceed $100 (US) if only one panel was to be made, but if 4 
>or 5 would be made, he could do better.
>
>Even if I'm the only one going for the Stooge panel, I'm 
>still very tempted (I'm building a Motm modular). But if 
>anyone wants to join this operation, now is the time! 


I'd be interested in a Stooge panel if you can get enough interest (and the
price drops a bit).  Exceeding $100 is a bit much for me, but a *little
under $100* and I'd be able to afford it.

You mentioned making the P3 fit the MOTM grid:  Do you think that's
absolutely necessary?  It obviously wants to look very similar to the
style... but the P3 is going to look considerably different than the
average MOTM module.  Not too many of Paul's SynthTech modules have an LCD
display :)  

What I'm saying is: I'd prefer the design to favor ergonomics rather than
meeting the MOTM specs exactly.

Dave

Resonant Frequency:
resfreq@hoohahrecords.com
http://www.hoohahrecords.com/resfreq/index.html

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