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Hi Richard
Everyone remembers that first date with the wogglebug!
;'>
as to the weight...
My 'luggable' rig, dubbed the S.N.O.-
(the middle unit-seen at-)
http://launch.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/wiardgroup/photos/view/5df7?b=8
-only burdens my aging lumbar region with roughly 15kg (33 lbs). It's
an SKB case and has 4 'factory' 300's in it. (none are wogglebugs) The
heaviest components are the onboard linear PS and the 10-channel line
mixer (just barely visible in the top of the box) because it's housed
in a steel enclosure. 
At any rate this rig (so far) allows an old man to tote around a very
substantial ration of analog firepower. If i were willing to
externalize the PS and the mixer, it would be cut the weight by 1/3.
But in my applications, every second i can shave off setup-time is
still more valuable than reduced weight.

best,
-doc



--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "r_a_quirk" <r_a_quirk@...> wrote:
>
> The wogglebug has fought its way through the postal strike.
> 
> After playing with it last night through my fulltone tube tape echo
I feel like I should be 
> posting nearly all the rest of my synth equipment on ebay. It has so
much versatility, I'm 
> getting Public Enemy style squawks that spiral into a krell trombone
section that morph into 
> mice chatter.  The saturated tape delay creates lovely noise loops
when the wogglebug takes 
> a momentary breather.
> 
> The build quality is excellent, to the same standard as my other
1200 series modules & dual 
> joystick, but I was surprised by how light the module is.  Are the
other 300 series ones the 
> same kind of weight?  The portable system I've been trying to put
together may have to take 
> a further detour into wiardville.
> 
> cheers
> 
> Richard
>