Saturday, May 30, 2009
Diy Project: Make an Upright Case For Your microKorg Synthesizer by I Love Analogue
YouTube via iloveanalogue
"This is a project I did, which allows for the microKorg synthesizer to be stored and played vertically.
It was done for under $10 using scrap wood, nails, wood glue, and off-the-shelf paint stain.
Measure the wood approx 20" across, and give yourself about 13" for the vertical storage.
You can hear more Robbie Ryan musik videos and such at http://iloveanalogue.blogspot.com or
http://www.myspace.com/robbieryanmusik You can also follow my tweets at http://twitter.com/robbieryanmusik"
Update: video removed and re-uploaded:
How to build a DiY vertical storage case for your microKorg Synth.
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i understand why people like it but i wouldn't shed a tear if every microkorg on the planet melted.. that way they could be recycled into fashion accessories which is what most people seem to use them for anyways
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what buriedintime was on about, and then I saw the video. I'm not the only one to wish the better alternatives to the MK were easier to get hold of, egads.
ReplyDeleteWow did that look bad. I'm not a hater at all, but I think that could have used a bit more prep prior to staining, and it could have used one more panel to hide the space for the outputs.
ReplyDeleteZero, You are a hater! That's allright, though. I don't mind sloppy. I love a little bit of imperfection.
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