Got a couple things for sale.

[wizkid]

Cash is a bit tight so I gotta let some stuff go..

Monome128 (Walnut) #189 - $800 + shipping.
It's in perfect condition, use a total of an hour. I've got all the stuff; power & usb cables, silk screened box and even the packing material. I'm the only owner, and it's been kept in a custom case. (pic on the way)

Self sourced (BOM_1. x0xb0x - $250 + shipping.
I paid a forum member to build it for me. It's a little quarky, and he wasn't able to trouble shoot it. It has custom LEDs & knobs (from the Korg knob group buy)

x0x in case

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[mome rath]

what's the x0xb0x doing

[wizkid]

Here is a sound sample of my x0x on a simple pattern. the reso is crazy sensitive when the env mod is over 50%.

x0x test.mp3 - 1.02MB

[mome rath]

welp


accented notes are the only ones that sound crazy, it seems?

[wizkid]

So... if it sounds ok, you should buy it. it's a steal.

But really, the reso is super sensitive. The guy that built mine, built dozens of them and the result of THIS unit, left him unsatisfied him enough to give me a full refund of his services.

[mome rath]

So... if it sounds ok, you should buy it. it's a steal.

But really, the reso is super sensitive. The guy that built mine, built dozens of them and the result of THIS unit, left him unsatisfied him enough to give me a full refund of his services.

no, it definitely doesn't sound OK

I was asking a question

[wizkid]

Oops! Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Perhaps my recording was to low quality to bring out the details. The device got built and went to immediate trouble shooting for a very sensitive filter warble. It sounded nice and warm only until reso and env. mod got passed 40% value, and quickly became an unpleasant and unuseable sound.

By the end of trouble shooting, the filter warble was under control, mostly. But that insane chirpy squelch took its place, usually kicking in about reso 50%... but only if env. mod and decay were up about 50% as well.

Fixing it on my own is well beyond my technical threshold, but I'm just guessing the vast majority of parts are in perfect usable condition.

I'd be happy to share the builders name with you, privately. He has a background with this stuff and a good sheet of customers. We're squared up, so I don't wanna put it out there in public.