Of course they don't have the capacity..



On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 12:45 PM, achtung_999
< heinrich.himmelwasser@... > wrote:

> Hey Daan.
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> It is just an idea that someone higher up had.
> Like I said very premature and Limited edition DIY kits.
> But I thought I owed it to Dieter to inform him about it.
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> Ernst
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> On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 12:36 PM, daan Johan < d8utnie@... > wrote:
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>> Hi there!
>>
>> Since I'm working at the conservatory, in the
>> sonology department (soldering 2 daysa week,
>> to pay for college) i'd like to say that if there
>> will be modules produced, it will probably be in
>> a very limited amount...
>> (think in amounts for students who own a modular
>> and some extra.........for my baby :)).
>>
>> There are really cool things in the studios down there,
>> some which are really worth investigating for use in
>> eurorack (or any other modular for that matter).
>> Will this stuff ever be produced or made available
>> to anyone I actually don't think so...
>> Most of it is actually available already from one
>> or another. The things that are not, are things like
>> Vosim osc's, TMG's and probably some other stuff,
>> like a really accurate 5 minute (or something) LFO.
>> Everything's there (designs including all the code
>> and stuff for some PICs) but I don't get the feeling
>> they really want to get in this market...
>>
>> I'd love see them produce a lot of those things
>> (make my modular grow! GROW!!!!) but I don't
>> expect them to end up all over the place (if they
>> get produced at all).
>> Just my 2 cents...
>>
>> Gr.daan
>>
>> (PS. just a random thought: maybe doepfer could
>> team up with the sonology people... Since they
>> seem to have the capacity to actually produce stuff
>> and the sonology department has some pretty cool
>> designs. Don't know if they'd be interested, though...)
>>
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