Tuesday, October 31, 2006
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I was going to make a joke that you could save negative $2005 by getting a Buchla 259 instead, but I guess the Cynthia thing doesn't have its own fm oscillator, so you're looking at only saving a negative grand or so after it's all said & done.
ReplyDeletetoo much money
ReplyDeleteWell doktor, you have at least one don't you? I thought they were worth it at any price? Isn't the sound priceless?
ReplyDeleteI get the feeling Doktor future puts down all the toys he actually owns in hopes that no one will steal his thunder.
ReplyDeletebuchla thunder
ReplyDeleteI bought mine at original prices. Then they went up 100 bucks or so. Then I read this 995. That's too much.
ReplyDeleteThey are worth what I paid originally. A nice oscillator. Certainly not 'priceless', but they are pretty useful in a lot of circumstances.
So, to clarify, the device is excellent. One of the best oscillators available. However, even owning one, I wouldn't pay 995 for another.
From $650 to $995 in less than a year. Hmm, It must be because shipping and electronic parts are sooo much more expensive now ...NOT!
ReplyDeleteSome people pay $3300 for a Genoqs sequencer, or $2000 for a Schippman filter box. Or $500 for s Cwejman dual LFO. So why not a grand for a VCO?
ReplyDeleteSome people, not many...
Yeah check how many boards and part this beaty got!
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