Don Buchla
NIN's Alessandro Cortini
via Reed. No title link.
Friday, November 03, 2006
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haha! this is awesome...
ReplyDeletehey tortellini! you forgot to wear your shiny shirt!!!
Now that's gear porn! I wonder how old the shot of Buchla is...
ReplyDeletefrom around 1970 was an add in The Source magazine announcing the 200 series.
ReplyDeleteWho's mysterious Buchla 200/200e crossbreed is this? You've posted pics of it twice now.
ReplyDeleteits a 100/200/200e crossbreed
ReplyDeleteOh, that's John Smith's massive Buchla. He lives at 123 Main Street, Anytown USA. So if that dude who stole the Music Easel wants some more Buchla, come on by! Uh, really though, if the person who owned it wanted to advertise who he is and where he lives, he probably would have done it by now.
ReplyDeleteWeirdo's.
ReplyDeleteare those some serge modules just below the upper left corner of the 'Cortini pic ?
ReplyDeleteIt's a standard Serge "red" CV panel, souped up module by module (by Mark Verbos) to accomodate the full 15V Buchla range.
ReplyDeleteI change the configuration around quite a bit, but currently there are 5 100-series modules, 5 200e modules, 39 "classic" 200 modules, the Serge panel & a Peter Grenader Milton sequencer.
Takeshi Kawana built the power supply & my writing partner & I built the maple cabinet.
I have a horrible feeling a van full of Russian mobsters is going to pull up to my studio now & shoot me in the head.
I love it when the heckler get's heckled. : )
ReplyDeleteReed. We're going to use an SUV, not the van this time. Gas prices have affected us all.
ReplyDelete- The Russian Mafia
i'm surprised this isn't on wikipedia yet...
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