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Monday, July 10, 2006

guts2 - New Flickr Shot

flickr by Michael Scott McGrath.
Posted by matrix at 7/10/2006 12:10:00 AM

7 comments:

  1. Doktor Future7/9/06, 10:22 PM

    that's so bizzare. i have my blacet racks in the same exact type of wheelie thing.

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  2. Anonymous7/10/06, 12:23 AM

    holy crap i've been matix'ed !

    haha wow

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  3. Anonymous7/10/06, 2:42 AM

    btw the wheelie thing isn't exactly the most elegant or classic housing for a modular synth, but it was only $50 and saves me precious money to buy more modules.

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  4. Anonymous7/10/06, 6:54 AM

    can you tell me what that rack is? i'd be interested in getting one, myself.

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  5. Doktor Future7/10/06, 10:41 AM

    ya. my wheelie thing was cheap cheap, and it rolls. but it is not the best rack. it kinda wobbles a bit.

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  6. Anonymous7/10/06, 5:58 PM

    hey anonymous -

    it's a totally generic 'rolling rack' made and sold by Long & McQuade, a national music equipment sotre here in Canada. I would say it is called a 'basic 19" rackmount chassis on wheels'.

    It was $50 CDN, and mine (i have 2) are rock solid, no bending or rocking or anything.

    hope this helps!

    cheers,

    'Muff

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  7. Doktor Future7/10/06, 7:48 PM

    Yes, mine is made in Toronto or something. Long and McQuade from Waterloo.

    I got 3. They are great value for the money.

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