now available at Analogue Haven along with the VCO-6.click for a bigger shot
via Mr. Array
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
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This is the most beautiful case I've seen thus far. Perfect for Harvestman modules as well!
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lust....
wait. is this considered "gear"--- i think my definition is that gear makes a noise or sound.
I cannot fathom the depth of gouging involved in rack enclosures. Truly insane.
ReplyDeleteLooks real nice tho!
2 weeks ago I got a Cwejman S1 MKII from Analog Haven. I have to say the S1 is pretty awesome and its built like a tank compared to a lot of other modular stuff out there.
ReplyDeleteAren't those Cwejman modules varying sizes? So do they sell certain spacers?
ReplyDeleteOr are they in certain ratios?
mister, you could always buy your own rails and make your own case for pretty cheap...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.starcase.com/rack_rail_universal_online_store.htm
Might be cool for Matrix to ask people to post their custom modular case pics and maybe where they got supplies to build them...
Reminds me a bit of the old System 100M. All it needs are wooden end panels.
ReplyDeleteBy the way do any of the new modular systems support normalled connections for CV and gate, like the 100M?