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coupleonapkins wrote:In better news, McSpunkle has a few slots for Gnomeratrons opening up soon

Damn did they really run out already? wud be so sick to have

I hope the original creator is getting some cutback on that

Jero wrote:I hope the original creator is getting some cutback on that

One of the OG's of the Gakken TRM is/was Yuri Suzuki, who has been in cahoots w/ TE for awhile now, so

I guess this is just a 2.0V, but it's still pretty ridiculous in practicality, but then again, it's probably better than that T. Bourne Burnett Ionic Original thing (::puffs on a cigarette:: hold on, lemme plug in my Heisenberg Drive).

There's also Michael Stipe's bioplastic record tech (Brian Eno alert!), which is still not a Teenage Engineering jawn, thank god?

Still anxiously awaiting any eggciting Nude Gear Announcements before we tip into 2023: the year we all peak our personal vinyl (or non-vinyl?) lathes (figuratively speakin'!).

https://www.instagram.com/p/CjS7Yxwuxuu ... _copy_link
circuit bender guy i follow on ig posted this broken cable simulator. simple but cool as hell. satans take note...

coupleonapkins wrote:

Jero wrote:I hope the original creator is getting some cutback on that

One of the OG's of the Gakken TRM is/was Yuri Suzuki, who has been in cahoots w/ TE for awhile now, so

I guess this is just a 2.0V, but it's still pretty ridiculous in practicality, but then again, it's probably better than that T. Bourne Burnett Ionic Original thing (::puffs on a cigarette:: hold on, lemme plug in my Heisenberg Drive).

Hah, well that’s good ...I admittedly don’t pay them much attention

qersty wrote:https://www.instagram.com/p/CjS7Yxwuxuu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
circuit bender guy i follow on ig posted this broken cable simulator. simple but cool as hell. satans take note...

Don’t forget the stainless sponge!

everybody can use a little steel scrubbie in their signal path

bougie ds1 goes against everything the ds1 stands for

Meh, BOSS! I never liked the DS-1, neither the post-2000 MIT, nor the late-'70s MIJ long dash units. Where is a PN-2W?

I played a ds1 through a Music City Treb&Bass amp one time, and sounded amazing ... just needed that $2000+ head

Pepe wrote:Meh, BOSS! I never liked the DS-1, neither the post-2000 MIT, nor the late-'70s MIJ long dash units. Where is a PN-2W?

Discrete circuit description I saw makes me wonder if they use discrete non-IC “opamp” topology like the OD-10 half-rack’s DS-1-ish mode, which was actually pretty good. (The BD-2 used similar topologies.)

wait so it has a 'custom' mode with a mid-range boost
does this not sound at all familiar?

I like the ds-2 Sign me up.

Robert Keeley come pick up your puppy!