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Post by edgeflow on May 20, 2019 18:00:03 GMT
I was scrolling through the Juno (UK based music store) website when I noticed an AE modular module for sale sometime soon.
I'm very glad this is happening because it means that UK artists interested in one of these systems don't have to ship from Europe or America and pay crazy shipping costs so well done robertlanger on getting them to stock it I'm sure I'll be buying some modules sooner now!
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Post by robertlanger on May 20, 2019 19:28:21 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-)
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Post by Lugia on May 20, 2019 22:10:22 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-) Anything in the works for N.America? The AE really strikes me as something that would fly off the shelves at a retailer such as Perfect Circuit. |
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Post by Morn Valley on May 21, 2019 14:35:18 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-) Perfect timing, I’m really interested in diving into AE Modular soon and hopefully integrate my CMOS DIY stuff in. Saw the Superbooth 19 videos and got hooked. Being able to purchase from the UK will make it easier to grab a few modules every month. Thank you Robert. |
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Post by robertlanger on May 23, 2019 6:53:38 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-) Perfect timing, I’m really interested in diving into AE Modular soon and hopefully integrate my CMOS DIY stuff in. Saw the Superbooth 19 videos and got hooked. Being able to purchase from the UK will make it easier to grab a few modules every month. Thank you Robert. Would be interesting to learn about your CMOS stuff; at the beginning of AE modular was the idea to make a lunetta based synth, so I'm interested to see the connection "backwards" ;-) |
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Post by Morn Valley on May 23, 2019 20:53:15 GMT
Perfect timing, I’m really interested in diving into AE Modular soon and hopefully integrate my CMOS DIY stuff in. Saw the Superbooth 19 videos and got hooked. Being able to purchase from the UK will make it easier to grab a few modules every month. Thank you Robert. Would be interesting to learn about your CMOS stuff; at the beginning of AE modular was the idea to make a lunetta based synth, so I'm interested to see the connection "backwards" ;-) Interested to build a 4046 PLL based module. Hugh Davies passive ring mod circuit will be my first DIY build in this format once I pick up a starter system. I've been really interested in passive circuits recently. I'll be sure to post anything I build on the forum. |
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Post by Morn Valley on May 29, 2019 11:57:47 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-) Not seen any updates on this yet, the sites changed from ‘available soon’ to ‘not in stock’ Hoping I can snag a System 2 soon and that they don’t sell out before I get chance to place the order! Started selling off some Eurorack stuff to fund my system and ordered some 9mm pots and other components for DIY modules. Got access to a laser cutter at work too so I’m hoping to create a vector file for panels. Excited for this. |
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Post by spacedog on May 29, 2019 13:29:20 GMT
Yes, I will finally fill their shelves in a week or two! On Superbooth some other retailer contacts were made; things are growing slowly, but steadily ;-) Not seen any updates on this yet, the sites changed from ‘available soon’ to ‘not in stock’ Hoping I can snag a System 2 soon and that they don’t sell out before I get chance to place the order! Started selling off some Eurorack stuff to fund my system and ordered some 9mm pots and other components for DIY modules. Got access to a laser cutter at work too so I’m hoping to create a vector file for panels. Excited for this. OK, so I took a quick look at Juno again as I do buy things from them regularly and they are a decent shop. Yes, everything "Tangible Waves" is showing as "Out of Stock", which can mean many things - most likely here it's "We're getting them soon, we just don't have a definite date" as robertlanger has said his filling their shelves soon. I did also see that some of the prices are just £0.00, which is odd. Having said that, the Juno price is £465 (OK, actually £464.99, which is stupid), which equates to just under 528 euro. The Tangible Waves site is currently offering it for 435 euro (or £383). Just saying... admittedly, you might wait a little longer assuming you don't miss one of those that Juno get in. If the price holds, that's a saving of £82/93 euro. That looks a lot like a MULTIFX to me  |
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Post by bleepbox on May 29, 2019 13:52:16 GMT
Not seen any updates on this yet, the sites changed from ‘available soon’ to ‘not in stock’ Hoping I can snag a System 2 soon and that they don’t sell out before I get chance to place the order! Started selling off some Eurorack stuff to fund my system and ordered some 9mm pots and other components for DIY modules. Got access to a laser cutter at work too so I’m hoping to create a vector file for panels. Excited for this. OK, so I took a quick look at Juno again as I do buy things from them regularly and they are a decent shop. Yes, everything "Tangible Waves" is showing as "Out of Stock", which can mean many things - most likely here it's "We're getting them soon, we just don't have a definite date" as robertlanger has said his filling their shelves soon. I did also see that some of the prices are just £0.00, which is odd. Having said that, the Juno price is £465 (OK, actually £464.99, which is stupid), which equates to just under 528 euro. The Tangible Waves site is currently offering it for 435 euro (or £383). Just saying... admittedly, you might wait a little longer assuming you don't miss one of those that Juno get in. If the price holds, that's a saving of £82/93 euro. That looks a lot like a MULTIFX to me I'm also hoping to pick up a Starter Rack 2 from Juno when they get them in stock. I think they're expecting to receive 6 of them, and given Robert's timescale I'd imagine it'll be Saturday at the earliest that the stock arrives. It's a shame they don't do pre-orders! Re the pricing you've laid out spacedog: that's without tax... For me, in the UK and including delivery, a Starter Rack 2 direct from the Tangible Waves shop would be €533 - so a little more than Juno's price, assuming it doesn't change. |
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Post by Morn Valley on May 29, 2019 13:56:48 GMT
Not seen any updates on this yet, the sites changed from ‘available soon’ to ‘not in stock’ Hoping I can snag a System 2 soon and that they don’t sell out before I get chance to place the order! Started selling off some Eurorack stuff to fund my system and ordered some 9mm pots and other components for DIY modules. Got access to a laser cutter at work too so I’m hoping to create a vector file for panels. Excited for this. OK, so I took a quick look at Juno again as I do buy things from them regularly and they are a decent shop. Yes, everything "Tangible Waves" is showing as "Out of Stock", which can mean many things - most likely here it's "We're getting them soon, we just don't have a definite date" as robertlanger has said his filling their shelves soon. I did also see that some of the prices are just £0.00, which is odd. Having said that, the Juno price is £465 (OK, actually £464.99, which is stupid), which equates to just under 528 euro. The Tangible Waves site is currently offering it for 435 euro (or £383). Just saying... admittedly, you might wait a little longer assuming you don't miss one of those that Juno get in. If the price holds, that's a saving of £82/93 euro. That looks a lot like a MULTIFX to me I think it’s €517 with vat and another €13 for delivery plus whatever poor rate and extra charges my bank or PayPal decide, will bring it well over £465. I’m cool though. Happy to wait a while longer or look further into transfer rates and charges from my bank (5% or one off charge?), if anyone else knows what the best way to pay directly from the UK is I will definitely consider it. |
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Post by bleepbox on May 29, 2019 14:06:57 GMT
Morn Valley: Halifax do a credit card (Clarity) that gives you the normal Mastercard exchange rate when buying in different currencies (better than the PayPal rate) and no additional charge if you pay it off quickly. I always use it for buying stuff in euros or dollars online. I'm sure there are other similar cards available too.
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Post by spacedog on May 29, 2019 14:07:26 GMT
OK, so I took a quick look at Juno again as I do buy things from them regularly and they are a decent shop. Yes, everything "Tangible Waves" is showing as "Out of Stock", which can mean many things - most likely here it's "We're getting them soon, we just don't have a definite date" as robertlanger has said his filling their shelves soon. I did also see that some of the prices are just £0.00, which is odd. Having said that, the Juno price is £465 (OK, actually £464.99, which is stupid), which equates to just under 528 euro. The Tangible Waves site is currently offering it for 435 euro (or £383). Just saying... admittedly, you might wait a little longer assuming you don't miss one of those that Juno get in. If the price holds, that's a saving of £82/93 euro. That looks a lot like a MULTIFX to me I think it’s €517 with vat and another €13 for delivery plus whatever poor rate and extra charges my bank or PayPal decide, will bring it well over £465. I’m cool though. Happy to wait a while longer or look further into transfer rates and charges from my bank (5% or one off charge?), if anyone else knows what the best way to pay directly from the UK is I will definitely consider it. Whoops, sorry forgot about the dreaded VAT. I'm so used to it just being included in the price. Price aside, if you do want one from Juno make sure that you register your interest or even just give them a call. I've spoken to them quite a few times to sort things out as I pick things up on the way home from work. |
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Post by Morn Valley on May 29, 2019 15:08:49 GMT
Morn Valley: Halifax do a credit card (Clarity) that gives you the normal Mastercard exchange rate when buying in different currencies (better than the PayPal rate) and no additional charge if you pay it off quickly. I always use it for buying stuff in euros or dollars online. I'm sure there are other similar cards available too. Only just realised I can use my MasterCard to pay. Reckon this is a viable option. Might wait till next week and if it’s not up on Juno I can buy straight from Robert. Thank you. |
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Post by bleepbox on Jun 10, 2019 15:55:12 GMT
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Post by spacedog on Jun 10, 2019 16:03:06 GMT
I got excited as I thought I might treat myself to a couple of new oscillators. They only have the two-row system in stock, unfortunately - two in stock as of right now. I could have another one by 10.00 tomorrow EDIT: 3 in stock if you look on the product page, as opposed to the Tangible Waves page. Odd. |
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Post by bleepbox on Jun 10, 2019 16:12:58 GMT
Yes, I forgot to mention it's just those systems. I wonder if they were shipped separately or if everything came together and Juno just hasn't got around to getting all the other bits on the website.
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Post by admin on Jun 10, 2019 22:11:51 GMT
Hi guys,
as far as I know Robert was only planning to sell the complete racks via retailers mainly for people who want to get into AE. Individual modules are much cheaper to send via post so they'll be available from the website directly.
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Post by thetechnobear on Jun 13, 2019 11:23:21 GMT
Hi guys, as far as I know Robert was only planning to sell the complete racks via retailers mainly for people who want to get into AE. Individual modules are much cheaper to send via post so they'll be available from the website directly. I think the real appeal could be for global sales (e.g. US/Asia) as shipping/taxes/customs all become a bit more 'hassle' (but you know more about that than me ) but yeah, can't see retailers wanting to stock individual modules , esp. as the range increases. Perhaps robertlanger could do some upgrade packs? the packs are simply a collection of modules designed to upgrade the base systems in a particular direction, and as its multiple modules, cost is a bit higher, less variations - so more interesting to retailers? some random pack ideas: v1 upgrade : 2OSC/d + 2ENV + 2VCA analog voice pack: VCO + 2VCA + ENV + SVF sequencer pack: TRIG164 + SEQ16 + VCSWITCH noise pack : NOISE+ S&H + VCSWITCH+ 2VCA west coast pack: LPG + WAVEFOLDER + 2OSC/d |
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Post by spacedog on Jun 13, 2019 12:09:58 GMT
Hi guys, as far as I know Robert was only planning to sell the complete racks via retailers mainly for people who want to get into AE. Individual modules are much cheaper to send via post so they'll be available from the website directly. I think the real appeal could be for global sales (e.g. US/Asia) as shipping/taxes/customs all become a bit more 'hassle' (but you know more about that than me ) but yeah, can't see retailers wanting to stock individual modules , esp. as the range increases. Perhaps robertlanger could do some upgrade packs? the packs are simply a collection of modules designed to upgrade the base systems in a particular direction, and as its multiple modules, cost is a bit higher, less variations - so more interesting to retailers? some random pack ideas: v1 upgrade : 2OSC/d + 2ENV + 2VCA analog voice pack: VCO + 2VCA + ENV + SVF sequencer pack: TRIG164 + SEQ16 + VCSWITCH noise pack : NOISE+ S&H + VCSWITCH+ 2VCA west coast pack: LPG + WAVEFOLDER + 2OSC/d I agree. The mark-up on those low-cost individual modules would make it tough for Juno to compete. Bizarrely, if you search out of stock items they have everything listed, some at zero cost, which is likely a sign that they're never coming into stock. |
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Post by bahm on Jun 13, 2019 16:20:46 GMT
Just for curiosity: Is it an advantage for poeple in uk to order there?
I just know the other way around and shipping costs are not that much more maybe 10€ instead of 5€.
Or is it because that's a well known music shop?
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Post by spacedog on Jun 13, 2019 17:40:42 GMT
Just for curiosity: Is it an advantage for poeple in uk to order there? I just know the other way around and shipping costs are not that much more maybe 10€ instead of 5€. Or is it because that's a well known music shop? It's free next day delivery for most purchases. For me, it's on my way home so really easy. |
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Post by bahm on Jun 13, 2019 18:05:57 GMT
It's free next day delivery for most purchases. For me, it's on my way home so really easy. OK, I have seen the site and it's even free 1 day shipping to germany. Not bad at all. |
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