thought i’d share this really amazing photo taken during my live set this past thursday at a planetarium in vancouver. was such a cool opportunity to play a room like this, will never forget it!

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Looks like TE made some sort of custom decks for Virgil with a built in PO-400 among other things:

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I’d love a closer look at that.

Enjoyed the nice weather today on the balcony exploring the Plumbutter. Had it for two days now and it’s wonderful.

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Dual Morphagene Pocket Case.

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Mixing underway. Second piece in two days. Feeling it.

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This is a wonderfully opinionated setup.

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What’s the soundmaker? Plumbutter?

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awesome case, what is it if you don’t mind me asking?

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Everything that makes sounds, basically.

@tardisc
It’s a Grau Modular pocket case. Had it for over a year now and really like it.

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I need to hear it :slight_smile:

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how is it cramming 52hp into it? (or is it custom rather than the 51hp listed on their website)?

It is 51hp (or maybe 51.5). There is a metal frame that holds the rails which determines the width. So if you place modules on the sides that have a little space underneath their plate, like eg Disting or Fxdf, you can squeeze in 52hp. But I’m not sure if this goes for all pocket cases.

My other case from them is 78hp, but in reality is only 77.5hp. So you probably need to have the case infront of you to really plan how you set it up.

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I like it! How much? How your xprecience with the delivery? Thanks

Is the case plywood (do you know the weight?)?

@Rollingpeople
@kuorinki

I think it’s best if you get in touch with Grau Modular directly. I don’t know if their prices changed in the meantime. Also, they now have different power options.

The cases are made out of wood and tolex. No clue if it’s plywood. And I also don’t know the empty weight. More on the light side, I’d say. The cases are handmade and of fantastic quality, some of the most well made things I ever had. Well packaged, too.


I finally started assembling my music easel clone after months of getting parts and preparing.

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Hey all, two pictures from my studio, 8 years apart.

September 2011, after just moving to Asia from Europe. First shaky steps toward re-building my old studio. (sold all my gear before the move)

February 2019, almost 8 years in the making and still under construction :smiley:

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Noting down what is even on these things

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