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Skunk, Well, given that I just spent even a little more for a Devi Ever Bit Mangler - which sort of does the same thing to ones guitar signal (and with joystick control too) it's sort of right up my alley. So, yes, there are those (maybe me) who WOULD spend the money (or might) because they have very little circuit design skills themselves and WOULD find uses for it. I mean, I can solder and do pickup installs and various other repairs but I know squat about designing or deconstructing complex circuits. I have 3 working Casio DH100 Digital Horns and I've been toying with the idea of "circuit bending" one of them - but what holds me off is that I would not really know what the heck I am doing (and might not be able to undo something if I seriously mess up). So, yeah, there are folks out here that appreciate others abilities enough to save up their pennies, nickels and dimes to pay for them. Cheers, Ted On Sep 24, 2009, at 3:45 PM, skunk3 wrote: > So there ARE people who would pay $250 for one of these? > > I'm not dogging them, I think they're neat little toys. But expensive > little toys. > > -V > > On 9/24/09, tEd ® kiLLiAn <tedkillian@charter.net> wrote: >> Very cool! >> >> I'll have to put one of those on Santa's wish list. >> >> Best, >> >> Ted >> >> >> ---- legion@helpwantedproductions.com wrote: >> >> ============= >> Forgive my joy but just to toot (Buzz?) my own horn, the first DAED >> synthesizer is now available for order. This is a culmination of my >> own >> noise explorations with input from some folks in the power >> electronic and >> abient scene. It is all analog in a small handheld box and built >> for live >> use. The controls are simple but it is quite capable of a complex >> variety >> of sounds due to it's built in feedback and self-modulating switches, >> patch points, etc. >> >> >> I finally got around to putting up a basic demo video at: >> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98buf7V0gIY >> >> The standard production model is built into a painted aluminum >> stompbox >> case and has the following features: >> >> - Two Interactive Oscillators >> - Separate Low Range Modulation Switch >> - Momentary and Full On/Off Playability >> - Modulating photo resistor with momentary and full on triggers >> - Three Patch Points with Real-time Touch Sensitive Modulation. >> - 9VT battery and/or AC Operation >> - 1/4” Output for merging with Effects, Amps, and Friends >> - Each unit is lovingly completely hand made, signed, and dated. >> >> Price is $250 US plus shipping. Group discount for 5 or more units. >> >> Stock color is black but custom Graphics and solid or individual >> Paint >> options are available as well. So far every one I have made has been >> different. I like that :) >> >> More pictures and info at: >> >> http://www.helpwantedproductions.com/daed.htm and >> >> http://www.helpwantedproductions.com/Salez/FS.htm >> >> I'll be updating the DAED product pages with graphic options, >> samples, etc >> in the upcoming week. Please email for ordering info or any >> questions. >> >> Thanks! >> >> D_ >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------ >> Weird, Scary, and Beautiful Music and Art: >> Http://www.HelpWantedProductions.com >> >> >> >