Friday, March 24, 2006
Cynthia/Blacet Filthy Filter
Custom Cynthia faceplate for a Blacet Filthy Filter done by Cynthia for James R Coplin. Toung twisters of the synth world. : )
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Only the packaging is custom.
ReplyDeleteSee: http://www.blacet.com/
These are only a Blacet's "Filthy Filtre" with a Cynthia/Modcan panel. Blacet rocks!
ReplyDeleteMaybe they have the Cyndustries price tag as well?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Post updated. Man, I always get confused between them. But having more variety is definitely worth it. : )
ReplyDeleteOfcourse the price is higher then blacet. Because Cynthia had to design these panels and covert them. Cynthia is great!!!! I am getting some custom ssm2030 vco's soon in modcan format done by her.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty cool that she does that.
ReplyDeleteThe 2030 boards are build by someone else. They are complete build pcb's without the 2030's (i got those). And without connectores and potentiometers and a panel design. That's where Cynthia comes @ the party. :)
ReplyDeleteActually, I built these modules from Blacet kits and had Cynthia just make the custom panels for me. I had to add a couple of inverters because I wanted more dual polarity CV inputs than the original Blacet module allowed me.
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