MOTM

OK.  It is finally here now that I have all my panels shipped.

I am now accepting orders for official MOTM logo translucent cables:
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/cable/cable.htm
These cables are strictly 1/4" to 1/4"

If you want cables with the high quality 3.5mm plug on one end or both, you
can order my wise guy synth solid color cables
http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/cable/cable_alt.htm

Same price and options as before. E-mail with any questions.

Schedule is:
- Order window: About 2 weeks, invoices follow
- Submit cable order to vendors: 1st week of November
- cable delivery to me: Right after Thanksgiving
- delivery:  In time for Christmas. :-)

Larry

For those of you that may have seen the VC Tabla and VC Tampura that Cyndustries has for sale
(http://www.cyndustries.com/modules_tabla.cfm), fear not!  They are each a staggering $750 each!!!

These instruments are staples among many Indian and world music performers.  They are just funky
little dedicated sample playback units.

Cyndustries' VC Tabla is just a conversion of the easily obtainable Riyaz Master Pro Electronic
Tabla.  Buckingham Music is having a Christmas sale for $275 right now.  Pakrashi & Co. is selling
them for $190.  Quite a mark up for a conversion.  Here are 2 links with an MP3 sample:

     http://www.buckinghammusic.com/elect/elect.html#rt
     http://www.buckinghammusic.com/elect/masterpro.html
     http://www.pakrashi-harmonium.com/electronic-musical-instruments.html

Better pic of the FP Taal chart:  http://www.indianmusicalinstruments.com/taalchart.htm

Cyndustries' VC Tanpura is a conversion of the Ragini Pro Electronic Tanpura.  Pakrashi & Co. also
sells this for $190 (see the last link above).  There is also a more digital version availabe, but
I do not believe that is what they used for the conversion.  I may be wrong on this one since they
did not use any of the original panel, and I don't feel like taking the time to research it at the
moment.  Can also be written as tanbura.


Another good site to peruse is:

     http://www.jas-musicals.com/sectrad/Electronics-Instruments.asp

One company also continually posts these on ebay.

I suggest not messing with a conversion; just pick up one of the original (cheap) units and have
fun!

--Shemp




	
		
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hello all,
or alternatively get hold of the Radel Digi-60 Electronic Tabla
available mail order all the way from Bangalore
tuneable tablas, programable and best of all, you can sync it to something
that is damn close to dinsync (that is it'll work 90% of the time)
cheers
paul b
sheffield
uk

----- Original Message -----
From: "Tentochi" <tentochi2003@...>
To: "MOTM" <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 2:51 AM
Subject: [motm] [OT] Electronic Tanpura and Tabla


>
> For those of you that may have seen the VC Tabla and VC Tampura that
Cyndustries has for sale
> (http://www.cyndustries.com/modules_tabla.cfm), fear not!  They are each a
staggering $750 each!!!
>
> These instruments are staples among many Indian and world music
performers.  They are just funky
> little dedicated sample playback units.
>
> Cyndustries' VC Tabla is just a conversion of the easily obtainable Riyaz
Master Pro Electronic
> Tabla.  Buckingham Music is having a Christmas sale for $275 right now.
Pakrashi & Co. is selling
> them for $190.  Quite a mark up for a conversion.  Here are 2 links with
an MP3 sample:
>
>      http://www.buckinghammusic.com/elect/elect.html#rt
>      http://www.buckinghammusic.com/elect/masterpro.html
>      http://www.pakrashi-harmonium.com/electronic-musical-instruments.html
>
> Better pic of the FP Taal chart:
http://www.indianmusicalinstruments.com/taalchart.htm
>
> Cyndustries' VC Tanpura is a conversion of the Ragini Pro Electronic
Tanpura.  Pakrashi & Co. also
> sells this for $190 (see the last link above).  There is also a more
digital version availabe, but
> I do not believe that is what they used for the conversion.  I may be
wrong on this one since they
> did not use any of the original panel, and I don't feel like taking the
time to research it at the
> moment.  Can also be written as tanbura.
>
>
> Another good site to peruse is:
>
>      http://www.jas-musicals.com/sectrad/Electronics-Instruments.asp
>
> One company also continually posts these on ebay.
>
> I suggest not messing with a conversion; just pick up one of the original
(cheap) units and have

> fun!
>
> --Shemp
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Sorry for the waste of bandwidth.  I don't want any flame wars here, so I am not going to respond
to Cynthia's attack on me other than the following.

I stand behind what I said and where I posted the info.  I see no crime in distributing
information that is already publicly and readily available.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to email me privately.

Best Wishes!!!
Todd Faulkner, Proud MOTM Owner #46


		
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