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That's a great name drop! I'd like to hear what you are doing with the band. Originals?

Yup!

The stock stand has the crossbar at the top, but I relocated it downward about 6-8 inches.

Victory!

This sounds like standard additive synthesis to me. The whole problem is that static harmonics sound lifeless and get boring quickly. You need to control the envelope over time of each harmonic separately to make things interesting, but now you have a thousand parameters to manipulate and the user interface becomes unwieldy.

That, plus a wall of amplifiers and cabinets...

Clearly some of us haven't seen the Nest thermostat. It's the exact same hardware.

Mojo dual in a wheeled soft case works for me.

If you are concerned about too much room ambience on the internal sim, decrease the mic distance params.

Models and Pricing- Marquis 73 Passive-$6,750.00 (Bass Cut, Volume Control. No Active Electronics, No Power Needed) Marquis Passive With Variable Voice Control $8349.00 Marquis 73 Active With Variable Voice Control - $8,649.00 (Active StereoVibe Preamp) MIDI - +$1,850.00

Does the Speakeasy have a tube amp in it with a 6 pin connector?

I almost always take my daughter to see the Mummies when they pass through. Getting too old to stand and boogie for the entire show though.

It's the mighty CS-80.

Here's mine. Not the real deal, but still makes the hair stand up on my arms.

There was a tape loop based design financed by Rick Wakeman - the Birotron. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birotron