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Wednesday, May 24, 2006
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As song as it don't become an rank synth...
ReplyDeleteIt looks modern, like brandnew... maybe Korg could steel this design and make a good synth (again...).
Very nice job.
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous. A bit Moog Prodigy like (the early maple version)
ReplyDeleteI do not approve.
ReplyDeleteGet a life, synthnazi! ;-) Did you not read that the Korg had been meesed up by a previous owner?
ReplyDeleteThe rebuild looks fantastic. Pitch and mod wheels would be nice but then again it wouldn't have looked as nice. Everything fits together perfectly the way it is.
It's purity has been compromised. The weak and crippled should be destroyed.
ReplyDelete...seriously though, JK ;) It looks nice.
I just saw these two consecutive posts and thought:
ReplyDeleteone guy hated the verticality of his synth (MS10) so he changed it.
the other guy disliked the space-hogging horizontalness of his synth (the OB), so he changed it.
But both of 'em went for wood endcheeks!