Wiardgroup

--- In wiardgroup@y..., "its_peake" <its_peake@y...> wrote:
> Why not wear sunglasses or simply squint if you
> don't like the Celtic art? ;-)

Or not buy it! ;-)

> I have a custom Technosaurus Selector "C" system,
> which has no blue "Saurus skin" graphics, as Jurg
> calls it. It's white text and lines on a black
> panel, and having used a regular System "D" on
> occasion, I note that the blue art actually helps
> the black knobs to stand out a bit better, and
> thus aid in physically locating the knobs a hair
> faster than on my system. (The knobs are black
> plastic and can "blend" into the black panels.)

It's good to know there is an option, I guess I missed that on the 
website (along with the module details). <G>

Can I take your order?

I'll have a System D, hold the skin and I'd like to substitute an 
order of big ass MOTM knobs with the shiny silver inserts for the 
stock ones (so I can find them). <G>

Do you want fries or a drink with that?

No, I'm trying to quit. <G>

(not to compare the TS to fast food, it's a joke [with a point])

> It is possible to order a system with this color
> scheme (or "lack" of a color scheme). Grant made
> a red Wiard to order; "color is just a matter of
> money. How bright do you want to go?" (Paraphrasing
> sign seen in "Mad Max")

Good to know as well - but there's something not quite right about 
"plain'll cost ya more", if that is even an option in this case - like 
the Nicholson toast bit in "Five Easy Pieces."
 
> My kudos to Grant for following his vision. 

As well (even though it probably doesn't seem like it), I just wish it 
were more compatible with mine (different drugs, I guess [that's a 
joke, too]). 

BTW, after looking at the Wiard patchsheets and PDFs, the funtionality 
does look both unusual and powerful. The "Wiard_hints" sheet in the 
archives is informative, as well. I hope I get to see one in person 
some day.
 
> Easier,
> 
> -Mike

Thanks for the info, Mike.

Barry