I wasn’t aware of the AJH Minimod. It seems like it has more capabilities, but it depends how easy it is to dial in an offset on those pots. If they have indents, it might be easier. But I suspect they do not. The T43 has a nice snap to its switches, but you have to be able to do the mental arithmetic if you are at configuration A and want to switch to configuration B. For that reason I don’t tend to get too far off the beaten path. For Sapèl I bought 333, but I don’t feel the need to subtract with it. I don’t think I’ve ever used all three inputs of T43 at once.
One of the reasons T43 is next to SIG is that SIG has a tendency to wander too high or too low, and it’s awkward to steer it in the right direction, and it is slow to respond. If SIG is driving something with an octave knob/switch, I can adjust there, but most of my oscillators don’t have that (Bastl Pizza is the only exception).
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I’ll write it up for FIMS eventually; I’ll try to remember to let you know when I publish that.
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How hard was it to replace the screen and where did you get yours? 
got this very small power bank to attach to the wingie2. intentions are to hear the sounds of the world through the resonators while i go on walks
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would extremely unlikely ever buy it for regular price, but for $99 – sort of no-brainer.
intention: using & editing Zen-Core presets without MC-707/MC-101.
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Seems that (finally) a manufacturer actually listened to what the customers want/need 
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Tama Pancake Jam, with silent cymbals from Millenium. I always wanted to have drums and learn to play, and now that I have the space to have it, plus an incredible sale on Amazon, I couldnt say no to myself.
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Unfortunately not, I bought it last year and I believe it was a pricing mistake, cause I paid around EUR 150 for the 4-pieces set, but was delivered few monts after.
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Ah, a stroke of luck, then! I’ve been eyeballing a similar set… 
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Except putting the labels for the connectors on the top panel as well.
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KRK GoAux 4
never planned these … and suddenly got them with 50% off at stock clearance sale.
clear & immediate intention: my couch setup deserves proper sound.
uncertain & distant intention: using them on the go.
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I just got these as well. Really enjoying them so far. Nice packaging and the portability is great.
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yeah, and the connectivity too.
i already LOVE using them directly with iPad – no audio interface required.
Caught a new job so more synths it is. Decided to go with space-first approach as a great deal for Jaspers ‘construction site type stand’ came up locally. Loving that I can comfortably use 49 keys again in my setup.
The seller told his wife is glad that it’s leaving and I can see why. Damn those german engineers, they really do know what’s up.
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I got the 6 level angled version and just finished the last remodel/downsize for a while. VERY solid stands, though I ‘only’ use 5 levels, and the too two are opposing half/half configurations.
Revolutionized my space.
They are… large. No one with me to complain though, lol.
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Nice. Got a jaspers myself.
I like it for the most part but didn’t realize that you have to damn near disassemble it to slide the individual brackets off.
I’ve found a way to kind of force them off but I am definitely straining the plastic.
I’ve thought of designing a backing ring that just fully disconnects so you can remove and rearrange them easier. Like a two piece ring instead of a full wrap around.
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What u mean with brackets? Assembling definitely was annoying. I googled earlier about the arms and it said they are mountable without disassembling but I did slide them in myself.
I’m feeling bit OCD about its durability but it is actually unbelievably sturdy so it’ll be just fine! Even the plastic is very hard.
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