Most of the patches on my newly acquired Poly-800 II are beyond fucked. I have been going through and have been writing my own, but I would love to have the original cheesball factory patches too. Does anyone have a WAV File of the cassette?
polar sky wrote:Most of the patches on my newly acquired Poly-800 II are beyond fucked. I have been going through and have been writing my own, but I would love to have the original cheesball factory patches too. Does anyone have a WAV File of the cassette?
Operating system EPROMs for my sampler; these ones in particular are home-made reproductions by some guy in Germany. Funnily enough, even though these had to be shipped from Germany to the US, they still ended up being almost 50% cheaper than the officially produced ones being sold from within the US.
Kilroy the Killjoy wrote:
Operating system EPROMs for my sampler; these ones in particular are home-made reproductions by some guy in Germany. Funnily enough, even though these had to be shipped from Germany to the US, they still ended up being almost 50% cheaper than the officially produced ones being sold from within the US.
Jesus. Can't imagine producing those at home. He must have a laminar flowhood or something, I imagine you can't do it with dust around.
Kilroy the Killjoy wrote:
Operating system EPROMs for my sampler; these ones in particular are home-made reproductions by some guy in Germany. Funnily enough, even though these had to be shipped from Germany to the US, they still ended up being almost 50% cheaper than the officially produced ones being sold from within the US.
Jesus. Can't imagine producing those at home. He must have a laminar flowhood or something, I imagine you can't do it with dust around.
I think he just buys the EPROMs blank from a manufacturer in bulk and flashes the OS data onto them himself; otherwise I imagine they'd be astronomically expensive
I preordered a new collection of strange and underrated stories in English literature, curated by David Tibet (and also signed by him). I'm very excited, though it won't ship until mid-November. I think it also includes Coptic texts translated by him.
Also, I preordered the new double-reissue of Thomas Ligotti's Songs of a Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe by Penguin Classics. It isn't as fancy as the above book, but it has some very, very weird things in it, as Ligotti always does.
A perfect-fitting Paul Smith suit (either brand new of worn once - the pockets still have their stitches), a vintage (mid-60s) 35mm rangefinder camera & Neil Young's autobiography - all for under £80.