Had these boards for a while, but I just got round to sourcing the parts and putting them together.
It's a clone of the SWTPC 6800 from 1975!
mastodon 4.7.3+glitchVoltage controlled otter ~ He/him ~ Father of one ~ Agricultural scientific consultant ~ Aspiring demoscener ~ Amateur musician ~ Modular synth manufacturer ~ PhD
Had these boards for a while, but I just got round to sourcing the parts and putting them together.
It's a clone of the SWTPC 6800 from 1975!
Beautiful day to be outside!
(🎵 The Sherbourne Waltz, an old Morris dancing tune, on a Framus 7/20E concert zither)
A big announcement! A brand new module, coming very soon! :D
Half an hour to go until new module launch!! :D Come join me in the video premiere chat!
Unbelievable that I have to do this to find out about sending written messages by wire.
All going down at work here today.
The big electric gate at the entrance to the site has broken, so everyone's had to park up on the verge and climb over the fence to get in.
The new (£300k) specialist science combine hasn't cut a single head of wheat yet and the *wiring loom has melted*.
Ooh it's one of those days, isn't it?
Having wonderful ideas for a new synthesizer project. My first standalone, non-modular device. Got so many great circuit simulations going on.
But got to keep all actual development on hold until after the house purchase is done and I've handed over all my money as mortgage deposit. And set up the new workshop in the new house. Must be a good boy... >.>;
Oh no... PAiA have always been one of my biggest synth design inspirations. I owe a huge amount to their approach. RIP Scott.
Me, today, after a decade forgetting about its existence