MOTM

Happy November, MOTM folks!

We are putting up a limited number of TM2050 Kits less the front panel,
knobs, jacks, and pots. Everything else plus the complete manual is
included: $199 (while they last).

The TM uses one MN3005 delay chip. If you have one, we can give you a
$25 discount for the kit less MN3005. E-mail us when ordering for this
option.

This is a pretty complex kit: 17 ICs on a 4.2 x 6.5" board! But it goes
together pretty nicely.

You can order here:
http://www.blacet.com/store.html

Regards.
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John Blacet
Blacet Research Music Electronics
http://www.blacet.com
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> We are putting up a limited number of TM2050 Kits less the front panel,
> knobs, jacks, and pots. Everything else plus the complete manual is
> included: $199 (while they last).

woo hoo!

so does this mean Paul will be offering time machine knob/pot/jack/panel
kits? (hint hint) :)

bleep.
out.

The pots/jacks/knobs are commonly available... the panels were just
available as a homebrew project on this list. I think the cutoff on getting
in on the first round of those panels was two weeks ago or so.

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Cap'n F.M. Bleep [mailto:bleep@...] 
Sent:	Thursday, 02 November, 2000 2:50 PM
To:	motm@egroups.com
Subject:	Re: [motm] Time Machine Kit--MOTM-ized version


> We are putting up a limited number of TM2050 Kits less the front panel,
> knobs, jacks, and pots. Everything else plus the complete manual is
> included: $199 (while they last).

woo hoo!

so does this mean Paul will be offering time machine knob/pot/jack/panel
kits? (hint hint) :)

bleep.
out.

> The pots/jacks/knobs are commonly available... the panels were just

yeah, but i'm lazy. :)

> available as a homebrew project on this list. I think the cutoff on getting
> in on the first round of those panels was two weeks ago or so.

damn. shoulda ordered the motm sooner. if at all possible, i would like to
get in on this if it's not too late (i've only been on the list for three
days...). or if it's too late, i'd like to get in on round two... please
let me know off list (whoever you are).

thanks!

bleep (aka fred)
out.

Panel design details here:

http://www.users.uswest.net/~daveb2/screens.htm

The person to contact to plead your case is Larry Hendry:

jlarryh@...

Moe

--- In motm@egroups.com, "Cap'n F.M. Bleep" <bleep@w...> wrote:
> 
> > The pots/jacks/knobs are commonly available... the panels were 
just
> 
> yeah, but i'm lazy. :)
> 
> > available as a homebrew project on this list. I think the cutoff 
on getting
> > in on the first round of those panels was two weeks ago or so.
> 
> damn. shoulda ordered the motm sooner. if at all possible, i would 
like to
> get in on this if it's not too late (i've only been on the list for 
three
> days...). or if it's too late, i'd like to get in on round two... 
please

> let me know off list (whoever you are).
> 
> thanks!
> 
> bleep (aka fred)
> out.

hi dave.

thanks for the info; i just contacted larry. also, i was at your site
yesterday... what an excellent resource!

thanks again,

fred beecher

bleep.
out.

Hello Dave, Larry

I just received my MOTM-ized Time Machine kit and was thinking that it
would be nice to have a SPDT switch on the panel to activate the bypass
for those of us who may not use a footswitch or other external bypass
activation all the time for this function. The same setup that the 820
Lag has for bypass.  Is the panel design cast in stone yet or could we
add this?

Thanks,

Dave Hylander