Bill and Will's Synth
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This page has become really long, so here's a table of contents that we hope will make it easier to traverse: History - the genesis of our design Stand Design - our design drawings |
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History |
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In the way-back time of 2005 when we had first decided to build our analog synth - and we decided to base our synth on Synthesis Technology components - we, of course, anticipated needing a MIDI keyboard controller to work in conjunction with the MOTM-650 MIDI-CV converter. So we got hold of a CME-UF7 (then rather new - now already an antique) and a heavy-duty On Stage stand to hold it. Thing is, we wanted to have it on wheels so we could move it easily. So we designed a dolly thing with heavy, large wheels.
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Stand Design |
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We designed it so that the keys, in the stand's lowest position, would be 24 inches off the floor.
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Fabrication |
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Done! |
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The fine Print: Use this site at your own risk. We are self-proclaimed idiots and any use of this site and any materials presented herein should be taken with a grain of Kosher salt. If the info is useful - more's the better. Bill and Will © 2005-2011 all frilling rights reserved
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