Title link takes you there.Update: according to Till "Qwave" Kopper in the comments of this post, this image was taken by none other than Boele of SCD. : )
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
The Waldorf-User Frequently Asked Questions
Title link takes you there.Update: according to Till "Qwave" Kopper in the comments of this post, this image was taken by none other than Boele of SCD. : )
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One of these things is not like the other.
ReplyDeleteWhich one is different? Do you know?
Actually all these are different technically. But the very right one is not a MW I but the rather knobless WaveSlave of min.
ReplyDeleteThe picture was take by my friend Boele Gerkes (Something Completely Different www.synthmusic.info) in front of my flat. The Revision A MW I is also mine.
The picture with text is here:
faq.waldorfian.info/mw1-inside.html
keep on turning these knobs
Till "Qwave" Kopper
Communist.
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