#2

This is such a great idea. I just saw this on facebook and then saw it had sold out. Ahh

#3

Congrats! I’m glad it went so quickly. Really cool concept.

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#4

Wow this looks incredible. I’d buy one in an instant.

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#5

Hey congratulations! This looks awesome and the video was v well done :+1::+1::+1:

#7

I am always sleeping when the cool things happen. :frowning:

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#8

This! And 20 characters

#9

I would absolutely buy one. It would be amazing to have one where you could switch the tubing fork for different pitches :slight_smile:

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#10

You can with this one! It’s just one bolt holding it in place. I’ll be doing a similar limited run with different design features soon.

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#11

Hmm could I hook up a tuning fork to the Ears module, and end up in a similar place? I’d never though about something like that, but would be really cool. Even useful just for the utility of tuning oscillators, never mind all the musical applications :slight_smile:

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#12

whoa super cool idea! the artwork is awesome as well

#13

@xeric, that’s how this whole module idea started!

@t4w thanks mate!

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#14

I’m just going to leave this here:

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#15

OMG A440 you fascist.

Ordering!

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#17

@Simeon - what’s Talos? Sounds mysterious. :thinking:

#18

The joke was perfect :slight_smile:

#19

Looks great, ordered!

#20

@steveoath

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talos

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#21

@mutedial Thanks, mate! 5 ordered in the first few hours! Tell all your friends. :stuck_out_tongue:

#22

@steveoath

Spent the evening a local co-op called Hackspace prototyping the front panel on their swanky laser cutter.

(final version will not be transparent)

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#23

Though, the illustration on the old panel was pretty rad.