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Gear Acquisition Syndrome: A tendency to purchase more equipment than justified by usage and/or price.

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FAP wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2020 7:00 pm Not my cup of tea
Definitely mine, though. I'm really into old parlor organs from the late 60's-late 70's, Fun Machines in particular. It's been a dream of mine for a while now to have my own home with a small room in which to keep 2-3 of these things in a "U" configuration at one end of the room. I'd like it even more if one of them happened to be possessed!:

I want this room to have faux wood paneling. I'd put all my K. Chin and Gig prints up in there, and make an altar for my cat's urn. I envision it as a sanctuary for dead cat(s). A place for sonic meditation, quiet reflection and veneration of (oc)cult/pop-culture deities. A space for channeling my inner child and shedding tears vicariously through his eyes. I've thought about this a lot.
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Stumbled upon Retro Mechanical Labs today. No idea how their gear sounds, but it's so damn pretty...

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melko wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2020 3:00 am Stumbled upon Retro Mechanical Labs today. No idea how their gear sounds, but it's so damn pretty...
You might like Resonance Circuits, their newer stuff has a similar [albeit a bit more fantastical] design philosophy:



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FAP wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2020 5:21 pm You might like Resonance Circuits, their newer stuff has a similar [albeit a bit more fantastical] design philosophy:
yeah, those are pretty neat, I especially like the first one!
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melko wrote: Sat Jun 13, 2020 3:00 am Stumbled upon Retro Mechanical Labs today. No idea how their gear sounds, but it's so damn pretty...

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I listened to the demo of their euro rack module and I'm interested
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