"Physically, it is in very good shape (little bump under power connector - pictured). Functionally: the data encoder is glitchy, while every other knob is rock solid. Like most DX200's, the data encoder on mine became glitchy in the early 2000's, so I ordered a replacement from Yamaha, along with a spare. Since replacing it, it went glitchy again and I never got around to opening it up again. By glitchy I mean - turn it slowly and it mostly increments in the right direction - turn it fast, and it goes the wrong way randomly."
"Tiptop Audio Tiptop Audio Z-DSP Eurorack module with rare Green panel from Magpie. Module only, no cards included. Module is in perfect working order. There are no cosmetic blemishes aside from rack rash."
"Well they did this one backwards, it seems. Usually Cherry Audio tweets out new product teases a week in advance, then they have a 30-second video reveal here on YouTube while at the same time putting the new thing up for sale on their web site. Which is all fine! But this time there wasn't a pre-announcement (although it's possible I just happened to miss it), and there wasn't a short video reveal, or a tweet or anything. I just happened to see there was a new Cherry Audio video on here and there it was. So I bought the Miniverse Module set for Voltage Modular and made a quick Mini. And here it is.
So far I've only built a 'Mini' with just a few effects, but again, because these are modules you can do all sorts of gnarly things with them. Which I shall proceed to do over the next few days. I mean, just being able to add three more envelope generators and half a dozen more LFOs make this worth the price of admission. And that's not even counting the polyphonic Mini module versions, which I haven't even had time to try out yet. Like I said, more to come.
"Another piece centered around shift registers. This time used as sound sources and as part of the visuals. All of the noisy percussion sounds come from the Dual Digital Shift Register (kinda Rungler-like patch) and Cascading Shift Register (used as and LFSR)."
