I know what you mean! I like to have all the right¹ bits fitted in mine and
matching them can be a bit of an ordeal. The most difficult ones to find are
the long wood screw types that hold the boards in. They are always missing!
I just wish people would take more care. I have a E-mu Drumulator sitting
here on the bench that looks like it has been at the bottom of the sea for a
few years. What do people do with these things? I know what musicians can be
like, but come on!
Cheers,
Andy
matching them can be a bit of an ordeal. The most difficult ones to find are
the long wood screw types that hold the boards in. They are always missing!
I just wish people would take more care. I have a E-mu Drumulator sitting
here on the bench that looks like it has been at the bottom of the sea for a
few years. What do people do with these things? I know what musicians can be
like, but come on!
Cheers,
Andy
On 04/09/2010 12:15, "ML" <f115@rocketmail.com> wrote:
>
> Aaaahhh! Wooonderful. Huge thanks. This will be here for posterity!
>
> It's amazing how getting the right hardware for synths is actually a real pain
> (or maybe it's just me). And yes - this will be a project! I've gone through a
> few synth projects where their condition is just absolutely horrible. This is
> one of them for sure. I'll snap a pic of the KLM board too. The traces are
> truly brutal.
>
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