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Monday, June 04, 2007
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lots of serge :) but it looks pretty ugly to me, coldn´t he juat make a nicer rack to put them in ?
ReplyDeletemost or all of that is ex-'Fist of God' panels (i.e., John Duval's old Serge).
ReplyDeleteno more custom panels from STS apparently.
ReplyDeleteserge modulars roooool
ReplyDeleteSTS must be too busy churning out all those standard panels, Doktor. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, though, do you know what's up? Maybe they are increasing production.
I dunno what is up!
ReplyDeleteI do know that I liked the 'thinner' Serge panels of yore vs. the 'deep' panels of post-modernism.
I am sad however since there are many modules that are in the 'catalog' that don't find their way into a 'standard panel' -- so Rex's announcement is on the surface, also end-of-lining a bunch of modules.
Oh sad day!
Rex has other things planned for the near future. I don't think this is the end, at all. Also, the shallow chassis boxes are available in addition to the deep ones.
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