Number 76, or the TR-1 – Basically a Trojan Ram (Pejibaye + at Violet Ram’s Head) in a stealthy, streamlined box. Currently on the loose in Washington DC. Coincidentally, one of the first builds completed after moving to Ithaca.
Number 77 – The TR-2 – this time featuring a 70’s IC Muff Fuzz paired with a Violet Ram’s Head. It lives in Baltimore.
Number 79 – An unholy alliance between a Dwarfcraft Robot Devil and a Mid-Fi Random Number Generator. These two were meant for each other – pure evil! This one rides shotgun to Headboggle in SF. As it happens, this is also the basis for the Sangre de Nieve Eurorack module.
Number 80 – A combo Peji-4 Transistor Fuzz – Vibrato for José Duarte in Costa Rica.
Number 81 – A trinity of fuzz for Bloqueos in Costa Rica.
Number 82 – a 24 run into a vibrato – for Jorge in SF.
Number 83 – A delay-vibrato combo. Call it a prototype of sorts for a long-term project in the works. Currently lives in Iceland.
Number 84 – Another rendition of Number 79. Possibly a prototype of something that might be called the DOSwave. Martin in Rochester rocks this. Note: Eventually the DOSWave became something else and this became the Sangre de Nieve.
Number 85 – The same as 79 and 82. Another prototype for something sinister. Annie in Ithaca gots this one.
Number 86 – A Gold Standard run into a 567 Tone Decoder for extra-special weirdness. This one hangs with the Norman Conquest in Oakland.
Number 87. A naked Gold Standard.
Another naked Gold Standard with an additional HAL-inspired LED clipping eye.
Number 88 – A one-two combo of a 24 run into a vibrato. This one hangs with Lyn in Baltimore.
Number 89 – DosWave MK1. This thing is dangerous. It lives in Boston.
Number 90 – An LFO-driven vibrato run into a 2-second analog delay for Polly in SF.
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