On Wed, 7 Jan 2009, Brian Rost wrote:
i'm surprised no one pointed out that the HAWK-800 mod doesn't need
batteries (why can i not help thinking of dr emmett brown when i say
that?).
more info - http://patrioticduo.tripod.com/hawk800/
i'm not sure if you'll want to do the hawk mod just to get rid of the
backup battery, but it does add some other useful features too ;)
welcome aboard. it's not everyday that i meet a guitarist (or bassist)
who's not afraid of synthesizers.
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> How long should I expect a fresh set of Duracells to maintain the patch==================
> memory if I'm always running the 800 from AC?
>
> If I do the watch battery mod, how long will **that** battery last?
i'm surprised no one pointed out that the HAWK-800 mod doesn't need
batteries (why can i not help thinking of dr emmett brown when i say
that?).
more info - http://patrioticduo.tripod.com/hawk800/
i'm not sure if you'll want to do the hawk mod just to get rid of the
backup battery, but it does add some other useful features too ;)
> My other synths are currently a Yamaha Motif ES and a Korg Radias.=====================
> Synths and home recording are just a hobby for me, but I do gig
> regularly as a bassist.
welcome aboard. it's not everyday that i meet a guitarist (or bassist)
who's not afraid of synthesizers.
--
...atom
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762A 3B98 A3C3 96C9 C6B7 582A B88D 52E4 D9F5 7808
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"Aerial bombardment is never proportionate, measured or
targeted. It evolves a logic of its own, an escalation
of horror similar to that unleashed by the terrorist.
Like all distant and indiscriminate violence, it breeds
a violent response. It is the dumbest weapon of war."
-- Simon Jenkins
They Opted to Bomb - It Had Better Work