jeffrey1121 wrote:i wonder if it will be capable of making....maxi-pads



i'm sorry, i couldn't resist.

isn't just you, thought this was going to be a joke. tribe wearing 'em.

wow...

bleep labs kits are great too.

4ms are great. dwarfcraft's instructions kinda suck.

richmond indiana. lame they're that specific.

these usually go for around $50, sometimes less.

help vs. buyer's guide.

ViperX3 wrote:

$950?

so, personally i'd roll w/ the CS-5. has external input & CV/gate for sequencing/chaining, too. axxe does too, don't think the micro does though... Micro does, explained here: http://acapella.harmony-central.com/showthread.php?1817970-modding-a-micromoog-to-receive-CV interesting, thanks. will pass...

CS-5 was my first synth and i still have it. got to play with a micromoog and didn't care for it (partially just because of their cheap, shitty construction). CS-5 is competition for my MS-10 when it comes to basslines. have only gotten to play with one axxe and most of its sliders had gone to s**t....

all their prices are ridiculous, but that's awesome to see all together.

walkathon wrote:http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/msg/3201105394.html

System 100m w/ 5 modules for $3200 USD.

mine cost me $2500 via auction on ebay. no keyboard, but still, that's not really a great deal or anything.

$724. for a pickguard. dumbest guitar shop ever.