New Oberheim SEM!!!
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Good for Tom
I'm very happy to see this happen.
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website update.
http://tomoberheim.com/
I will own one of the non-MIDI units.
I've been extanging emails with Tom over the last few days.
(dying to send him payment!)
I want one.
I am waiting on pre-order info!
http://tomoberheim.com/
I will own one of the non-MIDI units.
I've been extanging emails with Tom over the last few days.
(dying to send him payment!)
I want one.
I am waiting on pre-order info!
Music can Name the Unnamable and Communicate the Unknowable.
'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
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.....compared to what.... DSI???Bryan T wrote:Cool, but pricey.
I am "hearing" September release date... no pre-orders.
Not the case. I've alreday spoke with Tom O. He mentioned that the boards will be easy to mod and even mentioned a few ideas. He also stated that he is not offering to actually do mods, but it is indeed possible. I would imagine that this would not be as easy with SMT. (actually..... being an EE.... I am positive that it is not as easy)Less so if the boards are full of SMD components wavesoldered in China
He does not have a factory. Tom is building the units himself. I am sure the PCB and housing will be out-sourced. (somewhere in USA) He is the man who is actually putting them together and testing and then signing each one. (from what I gather)
I am already thinking of having mine put into a custom wooden cabinet. (close family friend a pro cabinet maker.)
Music can Name the Unnamable and Communicate the Unknowable.
'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
Good to hear. And it will be easier to service (and cheaper) to service once the warranty expires).analoghaze wrote:Not the case. I've alreday spoke with Tom O. He mentioned that the boards will be easy to mod and even mentioned a few ideas. He also stated that he is not offering to actually do mods, but it is indeed possible. I would imagine that this would not be as easy with SMT. (actually..... being an EE.... I am positive that it is not as easy)Less so if the boards are full of SMD components wavesoldered in China
Specially for the rack-mount version the price is definitely right. Thumbs up.He does not have a factory. Tom is building the units himself. I am sure the PCB and housing will be out-sourced. (somewhere in USA) He is the man who is actually putting them together and testing and then signing each one. (from what I gather)
I am already thinking of having mine put into a custom wooden cabinet. (close family friend a pro cabinet maker.)
I doubt it as they've already gone through the process making the Voyager OS and discontinuing it. The Voyager is close to the E as is, and it wouldn't make a lot of sense for them to do it at this point...otherwise they would have already done it, probably before the Voyager was ever even made. To put it another way, consider the new Taurus pedals coming out. They didn't just remake the Taurus I's, they made something new with more modern features to accommodate to their expanding demographic.Mooger5 wrote:If the SEMs sell well, maybe Moog Music will see there is a market for a Model E.
SEMs have already been faithfully emulated (see SEMblance,) and Tom O. coming back late into the game on his own to bring back a classic is a lot different than Moog (a smaller but reasonably popular and successful company) putting alot of time and money into sourcing and producing a bunch of Model E's V2.0.
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Last month I ran into a guy who used to play in a punk band in the 80's with Alan Pearlman's daughter. He think's he's still alive. Just checked the 'net, though. According to the timeline in the Analog Days book, he was born in 1925. That makes him 84!Mooger5 wrote:And Alan Pearlman is still alive, isn´t he? Maybe an Odyssey NexGen is in the works...
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Wow 899 for midi, 749 for CV, and 599 for just the guts! That's awesome! when he said under a grand I expected 999.99 lol
My modular so far: Q104, Q106 x2, Q107, Q108, Q109 x2 , Q116, Q118, Q127 w/Q140, Q130, STG Wave Folder, Mixer and Mankato playing with Moog Voyager, VX-351, CP-251, MF-104M x2 ( STEREO!) Volca Beats and Bass, Arturia Beat step