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I didn't know they were up that high (revision-wise.)  If I end up
building one, I shall have to reserve #16 or something.  :)  The #16
Standard Wogglebug!  Now that I know you're thinking about making an
official 1200 series bug though, I might just wait for that, and put
my experimentation resources into something different.  (currently
trying to desgin a SID compatible module minus the filter section) 3
phase accumulation oscillators that route the same way the SID does,
for that pseudo ring modulation and other weirdness.

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Grant Richter" <grichter@...> wrote:
>
> I really want to make a 1200 series Woggle Bug. It is Wiards most
popular product. The 
> original design work went up to version #6, which included a not
that successful full time 
> "wind/surf" patch. Mike Murphy has the prototype.
> 
> Just like the Borg 2, I want to add an additional flavor to the
design. Make a version #7.
> 
> An idea for that version #7 actually popped into my head today, so
the Wiard synergy is 
> still going on. It involves adding an option to un-linearizing the
"lock" circuit to add more 
> freak out to the blipping, so woggle transitions are woggly AND
chaotic. That is the official 
> technical description. ;^)
> 
> I like to add something new, so the 1200 series isn't just a
duplicate of the 300 series 
> version. It is my personal aesthetic, but also so customers who
already own the 300 series 
> version have reason to add the 1200 series version.
> 
> One technical challenge is the 300 series "Bugs" make use of 10
jacks and 5 controls. 8 
> jacks and 4 controls is pretty much the limit for a 3 inch Frac-Rac
module. But 4.5" 
> modules are awkward in the Frac format.
> 
> As always, thank you for your support, and for contributing to this
community.
> 
> --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Pierre Zeeman" <pierrezee@> wrote:
> >
> > >http://web.newsguy.com/gustav/mp3/Super%20Sticky.mp3
> > 
> > wow.  I really like that.  Any chance of a 1200 series bug?
> > 
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