Via Nathan."I designed the case and the keyboard controller, and built the synth around one of Ray Wilson's awesome Soundlab boards."
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Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Wooster Synth
Via Nathan."I designed the case and the keyboard controller, and built the synth around one of Ray Wilson's awesome Soundlab boards."
Title link takes you to more shots.
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Its beautifull! no comment!
ReplyDeleteFantastic work! and a modulation matrix, very nice.
ReplyDeletegreat !
ReplyDeleteWow, that thing is nice. I love the classic look of the design.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very impressive piece of work. Well done.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed. Mine is just mounted on a plain 3U piece of aluminum and labelled with a dymo. I dig the wood enclosure and keys. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteVery clean and beautiful design, congrats !
ReplyDeleteI love it. This is what a synth should look like =)
ReplyDeleteDid you hear that sound?
ReplyDeleteIt was the sound of my jaw hitting the floor.
Keep it up.
Someone need to manufacture and sell these for under $1000.
ReplyDeleteOh snap! Hotness! That thing would look so fly next to a minimoog!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the positive comments! I posted some construction details in this thread on electro-music:
ReplyDeletehttp://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19610