"Future Retro celebrates 10 years of business, 07:07:07. Discover the range of our work as we share photos and thoughts about the first decade of our creations."Title link takes you there.
Monday, July 02, 2007
Future Retro Turns 10 on 7.7.7
"Future Retro celebrates 10 years of business, 07:07:07. Discover the range of our work as we share photos and thoughts about the first decade of our creations."Title link takes you there.
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When is that damn XS going to be ready?
ReplyDeleteI talked to Jared a month or 2 ago and he said they were building what they thought would be the last prototype before prodcution and to check back in August...
ReplyDeleteI remeber seeing the original XS at Winter Namm '06. It is really taking a long time, but apparantly they have redesigned it in the last year or so. Ben, do you have any idea of the price? At Namm '06 they said around $600, but I know it will be much more than that with all of the improvements they made.
ReplyDeleteI will be aroynd $1000 according to Jared
ReplyDeleteI like my 777 but I sure hope that the XS is more than just a patchable 777 minus the sequencer. The 777's sequencer is half the fun.
ReplyDeleteIt will be wqay more than just a patchable 777. Read up.
ReplyDeleteAwesome company - and yes the XS is a truly different thing from the 777 (which I love to bits) - the 2 will probably be more complementary
ReplyDeleteA bit more like the XS is the german Semtex XL (which is a massive analog synth on its own)