----- Original Message ----- From: The Old Crow <oldcrow@...> It is the attack phase of a string sound (not brass) that this sort of module would assist: one can select a 'burst' of harmonics that dissipate in a controlled order after the trigger arrives. Larry Hendry responds: Sorry, my mistake. My memory of what you told me is not so good. :) Whadda you expect from a Stooge. ----- Original Message ----- From: The Old Crow <oldcrow@...> Also: Larry's Magic Buss is really nice. Takes one session with patch cables to figure out. The cabinet Larry had built was made with the buss in mind--I want several of these for myself. ----- Original Message ----- From: jwbarlow@... Hey Larry, any thoughts about actually making these available to the general public? Absolutely. Here are my thoughts, that will adjust to whatever interest you guys suggest. Many options: 1 - All information about the magic bus will be freely placed in the puiblic domain. It is constructed from material you can obtain at your local home improvement center. So, if you can operate a drill, you too can have a magic bus 100% & completely DIY. And, old Stooge Larry doesn't make dime. I will sell offical gold pated magic bus trademark name plates for $10,000 each (if there is any interest). <snicker> 2 - If you want your own custom configured magic bus painted to match MOTM panels (as mine is), I can get that done for you at anytime we are making panels. You pay shipping both ways, I make a couple of bucks on top of what the painter charges me to paint it. This can include a lot of different metal items of your choice. 3 - I can custom cut to length, have painted, and sell the magic bus with no holes for you to configure to suit yourself 4 - I can do the same thing with the holes in it at regular jack spacing intervals like mine. But, the price will be MUCH higher if I have to drill all them dang holes. Regarding cabinets. I am trying to work up a deal with the cabinet guy that is doing mine for a contract price to construct a variety of designs: - Design 1 would be like the one you currently see at my web site. 1 row, 24U wide, magic bus below. - Design 2 (currently under construction for me) is 2 rows tall slant cabinet to go under the one I have now. One row of magic buss with each row of modules. - Design 3: two rows like design 2 but a straight cabinet like design 1. It's for those that cannot get buy on just one row of straight. - Design 4: 1 row reverse slant for the very top cabinet. This would give you that ergonomic slant back appearance like the top row of Dave Bradley's Synth of Doom. One row only on the top slant. Otherwise someone might mistake you for Synth.com fom the side. Geesh is that ugly with the 2 row upside down on the top or what ?? All cabinets would be built to house a magic bus below each row of modules. However, the magic buss would be a separate item. And, I am not doing the wiring. That is unique enough that each person needs to do their own. I have not firmed up a deal yet, but the wood cabinet only, no hardware, no wiring will be in the $200-225 per row price range (about the same as a synth.com cabinet). There will be MUCH more about this after serial # 001 (mine) gets done and the cabinet guy tells me firm prices on making more. Larry Hendry
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MOTM-125, the magic bus, walnut cabinets
2002-04-10 by J. Larry Hendry
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