Wiardgroup

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "drmabuce" <drmabuce@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Richard
> Everyone remembers that first date with the wogglebug!
> ;'>

the first date has turned into an affair ;¬].  I'm recording every 
minute I have it turned on in case I miss something.  about four 20 
minute recordings so far, just have to find the time to edit before I 
start patching it into the rest of my modular.  

The more I use it, the more it reminds me of the dr who sound effects 
& background music from the early 70's done with the vcs3.  

i remember talking to you about the sno a little while ago, I'd still 
like to hear some recordings of that beast if you've got any.  Are 
you still enjoying the vector fade setup with the JAG?  A sequantiser 
is definitely on my short list for next module.

cheers

Richard

> 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