MOTM

All,

After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)

I will strive to live up to Larry's example of service and support for
all our customers.

I can't promise that all of the more esoteric activities will
continue, such as hand building assembled power supplies on rack
panels. Maybe they will. But it is definitely my intention to continue
all of the mainstream stuff such as stooge panels, cabinet rails, and
pcb brackets. Larry had already announced that wood cabinets were
discontinued.

Please be patient with me over the next few weeks as I sort out the
logistics of this changeover.

It is my understanding that Larry had completed shipment of all the
current order of patch cables, and the next panel run had not started
yet, so hopefully I can start again with a fairly clean slate. If you
have current unfinished business with us and we owe you something,
please contact me and let me know.

Thanks for your patience and support!

Moe
http://www.hotrodmotm.com

Hi Moe,

this is great to hear!

In case you need any (virtual) help - let us, the list know.
I'm convinced that we will appreciate all your efforts and Larry's
spirit will live on.

Fingers crossed that all goes well & all the best,

:-) Michael.


mate_stubb wrote:

>All,
>
>After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
>continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
>that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
>let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)
>
>I will strive to live up to Larry's example of service and support for
>all our customers.
>
>I can't promise that all of the more esoteric activities will
>continue, such as hand building assembled power supplies on rack
>panels. Maybe they will. But it is definitely my intention to continue
>all of the mainstream stuff such as stooge panels, cabinet rails, and
>pcb brackets. Larry had already announced that wood cabinets were
>discontinued.
>
>Please be patient with me over the next few weeks as I sort out the
>logistics of this changeover.
>
>It is my understanding that Larry had completed shipment of all the
>current order of patch cables, and the next panel run had not started
>yet, so hopefully I can start again with a fairly clean slate. If you
>have current unfinished business with us and we owe you something,
>please contact me and let me know.
>
>Thanks for your patience and support!
>
>Moe
>http://www.hotrodmotm.com
>
>
>
>

Moe wrote:

>
> After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
> continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
> that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
> let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)

Seems appropriate to me, too. Stooge panels forever!
--
john

Excellent! Thanks, Moe -- I know Larry would be happy and proud that
you're carrying on under such difficult circumstances, and the MOTM
community really does need the invaluable services of Stooge
Industries.

If I can help you in any way, please let me know. At the minimum I will
be a good customer!

skw

On Oct 16, 2005, at 12:44 PM, mate_stubb wrote:

> All,
>
> After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
> continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
> that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
> let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)
>
> I will strive to live up to Larry's example of service and support for
> all our customers.
>
> I can't promise that all of the more esoteric activities will
> continue, such as hand building assembled power supplies on rack
> panels. Maybe they will. But it is definitely my intention to continue
> all of the mainstream stuff such as stooge panels, cabinet rails, and
> pcb brackets. Larry had already announced that wood cabinets were
> discontinued.
>
> Please be patient with me over the next few weeks as I sort out the
> logistics of this changeover.
>
> It is my understanding that Larry had completed shipment of all the
> current order of patch cables, and the next panel run had not started
> yet, so hopefully I can start again with a fairly clean slate. If you
> have current unfinished business with us and we owe you something,
> please contact me and let me know.
>
> Thanks for your patience and support!
>
> Moe
> http://www.hotrodmotm.com
>
>
>
>
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Dude!

Thanks.

I built a Blacet StonZ module this weekend. I needed some nice
washers and of course I have some that I bought from Larry. I used my
1/4" black screws that I got from Larry and mounted the module to my
Stooge flat rails. I mounted it next to my MiniWave that has a Stooge
panel and then to try it out I of course used my Stooge cables.

I've got a lot of Larry's stuff everywhere I look around this synth.

http://modularsynthesis.com/modules/blacet/blacet.htm

Looking forward to the next panel run whenever it occurs.

Dave

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
> After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
> continue.
>
> Moe
> http://www.hotrodmotm.com

Moe.

I don't know what kind of help I can give to you being located in
Berlin but if you need a gateway/helper/dropoff point for MOTMers in
Germany I can help.

Thanks for keeping on.

best,

ad

On 16.10.2005, at 19:44 Uhr, mate_stubb wrote:

> All,
>
> After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
> continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
> that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
> let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)
>
> I will strive to live up to Larry's example of service and support for
> all our customers.
>
> I can't promise that all of the more esoteric activities will
> continue, such as hand building assembled power supplies on rack
> panels. Maybe they will. But it is definitely my intention to continue
> all of the mainstream stuff such as stooge panels, cabinet rails, and
> pcb brackets. Larry had already announced that wood cabinets were
> discontinued.
>
> Please be patient with me over the next few weeks as I sort out the
> logistics of this changeover.
>
> It is my understanding that Larry had completed shipment of all the
> current order of patch cables, and the next panel run had not started
> yet, so hopefully I can start again with a fairly clean slate. If you
> have current unfinished business with us and we owe you something,
> please contact me and let me know.
>
> Thanks for your patience and support!
>
> Moe
> http://www.hotrodmotm.com
>
>
>
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This is great news, very much appreciated. There's nothing at all
immodest about what you wrote -- Stooge Industries is a vital compliment
to the Synth Tech system. I doubt any of us would ever dream of arguing
with that.

Thank you, Moe.



-----Original Message-----
From: motm@yahoogroups.com [mailto:motm@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
mate_stubb
Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 1:45 PM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [motm] The future of Stooge Industries

All,

After a lot of thought I've decided that Stooge Industries will
continue. It is the most appropriate way to honor Larry, and I believe
that the services we provide to the MOTM community are too valuable to
let it go. (Sorry if that sounds immodest.)

I will strive to live up to Larry's example of service and support for
all our customers.

I can't promise that all of the more esoteric activities will
continue, such as hand building assembled power supplies on rack
panels. Maybe they will. But it is definitely my intention to continue
all of the mainstream stuff such as stooge panels, cabinet rails, and
pcb brackets. Larry had already announced that wood cabinets were
discontinued.

Please be patient with me over the next few weeks as I sort out the
logistics of this changeover.

It is my understanding that Larry had completed shipment of all the
current order of patch cables, and the next panel run had not started
yet, so hopefully I can start again with a fairly clean slate. If you
have current unfinished business with us and we owe you something,
please contact me and let me know.

Thanks for your patience and support!

Moe
http://www.hotrodmotm.com

Hi all,

Anyone know what's going on with EAR (http://www.ear-group.com), who
were supposed to be making Oakley modules?

I've emailed them a few times and no response, and I just called their
1877 number and got an out-of-service message. Did I miss something
here?

thanks,
Matthew

Just saw them at AH Bay Area. I think they're probably just swamped with orders to fill
right now. They were demoing PlanB and LiveWire modules, but I haven't heard anything
about their Oakley stuff yet. I would guess we're gonna have to be patient for a while : }

soggy

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Hiscock <audio@b...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone know what's going on with EAR (http://www.ear-group.com), who
> were supposed to be making Oakley modules?
>
> I've emailed them a few times and no response, and I just called their
> 1877 number and got an out-of-service message. Did I miss something
> here?
>
> thanks,
> Matthew
>

I sent the following to Matthew earlier today but it might be of interest to others:

> I don't know anything about the phone number, but both Peter Grenader
> and Mike Brown were up here in Oakland on Sunday. Mike hand-delivered
> my Cyclotron and I had received the FrequenSteiner and Triple Event
> Timer about a week prior. Previously, I received two of the Plan B
> Model 15s from the first batch.
>
> Try sending an email to Don Hassler - I had an exchange with him about
> 2 weeks ago at dlh30039@...
>
> I didn't think to ask about the Oakley. But EAR appeared to be alive
> and well (with t-shirts, no less) and I certainly perceive them as a
> going concern.
>
> Had a chance to meet Paul at the same gathering and was very impressed
> with the uSeq. I'm counting my pennies now to figure out what to
> order. At a minimum, I must have a triple resonant filter.
>
> Some photos of the gear: http://synchro1.smugmug.com/gallery/891207
>
>

-----Original Message-----
From: supisuzoi <son_of_zoggs@...>
Sent: Oct 19, 2005 1:18 AM
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [motm] OT: Re: EAR

Just saw them at AH Bay Area. I think they're probably just swamped with orders to fill
right now. They were demoing PlanB and LiveWire modules, but I haven't heard anything
about their Oakley stuff yet. I would guess we're gonna have to be patient for a while : }

soggy

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Hiscock <audio@b...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone know what's going on with EAR (http://www.ear-group.com), who
> were supposed to be making Oakley modules?
>
> I've emailed them a few times and no response, and I just called their
> 1877 number and got an out-of-service message. Did I miss something
> here?
>
> thanks,
> Matthew
>








Yahoo! Groups Links

You can check their user group
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/EAR_analog_blog/

there are a few announcements but they´re not nearly as informative as Paul S on this
group.

Sincerely

Gregory

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Matthew Hiscock <audio@b...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Anyone know what's going on with EAR (http://www.ear-group.com), who
> were supposed to be making Oakley modules?
>
> I've emailed them a few times and no response, and I just called their
> 1877 number and got an out-of-service message. Did I miss something
> here?
>
> thanks,
> Matthew
>

Hi all,

I was about to build my first module, a '410, and I was going through
the parts to make sure everything is there when I noticed that a couple
of the capacitors that are written as 10mfd, 25v Electrolytic in the
parts list are marked 10uF50v on the cap itself.

Assuming that "50v" indicates a voltage and isnt just the model number,
should I be worried that it's marked at twice the voltage on the cap?

thanks,
Matthew

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