Serge ModularSide view, showing the radius of the module placement.
Title link takes you to more.
via Edmund Egan's sig in the previous post. This is why it's worth checking out sigs.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Serge Modular
Serge ModularSide view, showing the radius of the module placement.
Title link takes you to more.
via Edmund Egan's sig in the previous post. This is why it's worth checking out sigs.
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Of all the pics of synths I show my friends this is the one where they all go wow.
ReplyDeleteI has to be the coolest looking thing ever.
I read the names for it The Beast, The Trilobite, The Nautilus, or The Jetson's Telephone Patching System. None of these are right really...
Maybe Matrixsynth should run a kind of competition to come up with the perfect name for it???
I vote for Starship Trooper ... because it reminds me of one of the bugs. :)
It's like the modern art that come alive in Beetlejuice.
ReplyDeletewow, this is the craziest modular system I saw so far
ReplyDeleteIt's very 'forbidden planet', so it's all about the Krell really.
ReplyDeleteThe stand is 'Krell Metal' for sure.
The rest of the machine is clearly beyond our understanding, but no doubt simple for a baby Krell to figure out. So we shouldn't go about naming it.