Agh someone beat me to it was RE: [A6] neuron

[Dave Fulton]

Wow...A PC.... Inside a synth...

Scary so scary... Blue screen....

Hopefully they are using something other then NT as a "real time" os.

looks nice though!

dave

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Rhen, Kris wrote:

> > That group is barely developed, we can build a better one on our own, 
> > there are other a6 groups too I believe but none as large as this one.
> 
> Then by all means
>  
> > Wow... so you got one already. I just want to hear one in 
> > person before 
> > i contemplate the possibility of getting one. None of the 
> > music stores 
> 
> Good luck.  The first shipment (my first one from) to the US consisted of
> SIX units.  Yep I had one of the first six to hit the USofA - too bad it was
> damaged.  I don't have numbers on the second shipment but I do know that
> many companies advertising them for sale (even IN STOCK) never ordered any
> yet... 
> 
> > around here have it on display, as far as I know (chicago). Right now 
> > I've been saving up for a voyager to be friends with my a6 but im 
> > pretty obsessed with the Neuron... I even read the pdf of the manual 
> > for no real reason. I would consider putting the Voyager purchase on 
> > hold if the Neuron was as cool as the press/website makes it look. 
> > Anyways, I look forward to hearing yours and anyone else's reactions.
> 
> All I can say is WOW - but definitely digital - and the OS isn't done yet
> (typical German get-it-out-before-NAMM-regardless mentality).  I'm going to
> spend this weekend making some samples and continuing to play, so stay
> tuned.
> 
> BTW, if anyone wants to see what's inside, go to
> 
> http://www.stucki.com/krhen/downloads/neuron
> 
> yep that's a pentium motherboard in there :-)  I'm half tempted to open my
> new one and connect something to the video out just to see what comes up :-)
> 
> Story on this one is; my first one was doa - no sound.  After talking to
> some contacts and Hartmann, we decided I should open it up and make sure
> there were no loose cables - there weren't so the problems were somewhere
> else.  Returned it, waited a FRIGGIN' two months to get the replacement -
> which arrived with a busted power button!  Luckily I was able to heal it and
> now I'm up and running!  Their biggest problem is shoddy packaging - for a
> premier $4500 synth I'd expect more, but sheesh...
> 
> pretty cool FTPing to my synth though, I must admit :-)
> 
> More later
> KRIS
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