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Dandolin wrote:Hey Pepe - did you check out The Micro Museum in Ramsgate too? Seem like it might be fun too...tho not nearly as fun as Sam's Museum of Everything Else.

Yes, we went there before going to Sam's museum right next door. Awesome place as well. They have an original Sinclair C5 plus all the British computers that I haven't seen before in person. And on top almost every other home computer model. Both museums don't have too much space, but you can spend hours in them and time will fly.

nice! i saw the Micro Museum on the map but i had no idea it was literally right next door to Sam's

A short clip with my KORG X-911 Synthesizer, showing a function (an obvious one) that I recently discovered:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CdVF53_M-m7/

Warmoth body. Selling my single cut Warmoth body. ... Included is the body and the genuine cobra in the middle pickup section, and posts in the body.

excuse me what the fuck

nsfw bad taxidermy

dag! too bad the effect is lost at a distance, but it oughta make any fast-fingered filcher think twice

you say you like tubes? well check out this jawn that Liberty Bellows in Philly is hawking [they've had more than one of these working units over the years]:
https://reverb.com/item/54247811-5607-c ... -generator


[pretty sure Chank is watchin' this one, lol ]

and you needed a separate tube amp as well!

all in the name of making yer accordion more louderer and sounding sometimes like...a Farfisa?


more info here [hit link at your own risk - Chrome tried to block this url for security issues ]: pretty interesting read tho

I wish the Cioks DC7 had a power button.

Does anybody make a tabletop switcher that would be good for cut-up style noise? Maybe like four inputs, one output with arcade buttons, and only one input is active at a time. Doesn’t need to generate its own signal. Volume knobs for each channel maybe? Or something else?

Edit - I see that digdugDIY has the Tanooki Suit switcher. But it’s not available. But it’s something to look out for

i like the looks of the Tanooki Suit, but I also like your idea of only one input active at a time - it would be cool to have something with a mode switch

ME, A DUMBASS: I need a nice big 61-key MIDI controller with lots of slides and buttons so I can have total control over my DAW!
ME, A DUMBASS BUT LATER ON: big controller too intimidating, i need a small pal

Fyi

For whatever reason if you plan on using a tube overdrive/pre into a 60s sunn, most kill, except the Mesa vtwin, there is an impedance issue that makes the drive muddy and lose volume.. yet running a H&k, tubeworks and Budda work fine

friendship wrote:ME, A DUMBASS: I need a nice big 61-key MIDI controller with lots of slides and buttons so I can have total control over my DAW!
ME, A DUMBASS BUT LATER ON: big controller too intimidating, i need a small pal

Had an experience with Wacom tablets, “how can you use that tiny thing, a big expensive tablet would be much better” - then you realize you have to reach your arm all the time, and smaller movements are easier to manage. Luckily that was not a purchase, just a test drive.

this is nuts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eeC1XyZxYs

I wonder if any differences in sound were less noticeable with close-miking (because you're always hearing the speaker itself more than the changes made to the box)?

A lot of work to make that video, yikes.