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Friday, July 14, 2006

PAiA Fatman Plus


This one in via Brian Comnes. More pics here.
Update via Steve in the comments:

"Hey, that's mine. You should see the original which that was rebuilt from. A nice, rusty metal box, but it all was unlabeled and it didn't actually work."

http://www.nuxx.net

Another update via Steve:
"Sorry, took me a bit to reply. I just added a switch to sync the VCOs, the subharmonic generator(s), the new case, and a couple of other things. I figured that made it a 'Plus' to the current synth. I wanted to keep the original name since it's still very clearly a FatMan, but I wanted to differentiate it somehow.

-Steve"
Posted by matrix at 7/14/2006 12:20:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous7/16/06, 4:31 PM

    Hey, that's mine. You should see the original which that was rebuilt from. A nice, rusty metal box, but it all was unlabeled and it didn't actually work.

    -Steve
    c0nsumer@nuxx.net
    http://www.nuxx.net

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  2. matrix7/16/06, 10:19 PM

    Thanks. I updated the post with this. BTW, what makes it a Plus?

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  3. Anonymous9/6/06, 9:27 PM

    Sorry, took me a bit to reply. I just added a switch to sync the VCOs, the subharmonic generator(s), the new case, and a couple of other things. I figured that made it a 'Plus' to the current synth. I wanted to keep the original name since it's still very clearly a FatMan, but I wanted to differentiate it somehow.

    -Steve

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  4. matrix9/6/06, 9:53 PM

    Thanks! Post is updated.

    ReplyDelete

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