Ken & I are discussing possible MOTM patchbooks to be released late summer/early fall. He has brought up the point that in order to get the best sound, external filtering and/or signal processing is sometimes required. I have been poking around various on-line music retailers (not eBay) and it seems you can get reasonable quality EQ and effects for less than 1 MOTM module :) For example, here is a mono, 31-band EQ for $150. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/dbx-131-Single-31Band-Graphic-EQ?sku=183525 For multi-effects, there are both Zoom and tc electronics units in the <$200 range. So, I do not think that having such units used within the patchbook is a 'burden' on anyone. If you have suggestions, lets discuss. The EQ needs to be <$150 and the effects <$200 *retail*. I will assume Eventide Orvilles at $400 on eBay are also viable :) But let's stick to retail ordering off the web. This is an exciting week because the AudioEngine design will be *finalized* and I will be able to start laying out the pc board for the prototype/debug units. I am shipping 15 MOTM 2.0 orders this week, a few MIDI-CV units for older orders and a few assembled modules. I also have to ship the second batch of frac modules to AH next week. BTW: if foreign users cannot get AH to ship these to you, please contact me and I can arrange to have them shipped overseas. Paul S.
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Update/future Elhardt patchbooks
2007-06-04 by Paul Schreiber
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