We’re now stocking the MA SVVCF Filter Panel and PCB set, we have a restock of the Penrose Quantizer and the Circuit Abbey Tick kit too.
We also have some brand new 4U panels in from Charlie at Loudest Warning; the Stroh Ultrafade VCO and Stroh Pico VCO.
We still have our special offer on Toppobrillo PCBS, buy the Eurorack Panel for either the Triple Wavefolder (TWF) or Buchla 281 clone and get the Toppo PCBs completely free! There is no limit on size of order, read more here.
The Penrose Quantizer is now in stock right here. We also have a restock of the nifty little 2hp CFM Bipolar Half-Wave Rectifier kit.
NEW PCB PANEL SET – RYO Logic Modules
NEW PCB PANEL SET – 4MS Rotating Clock Divider
NEW PCB PANEL SET – 4MS Shuffling Clock Multiplier
NEW PCB PANEL SET – CLee 4U Minimoog Filter
There are now various web places where you can keep up to date on the next Brighton Modular Meet.
Come along and check out the Thonk wares!
WEBPAGE/MAILING LIST – http://www.brightonmodularmeet.co.uk/
FACEBOOK PAGE – http://www.facebook.com/brightonmodularmeet
MAY 30TH FACEBOOK EVENT – http://www.facebook.com/events/448092045353522/
TWITTER – http://www.twitter.com/BrightonModular
New pot values in stock today here. Do let us know if there are any specific projects you’d like us to stock pots for.
We have just restocked the main four Music Thing Modular kits. We have another replenishing restock coming in 3 weeks that also includes the Turing Expanders too.
We have a small batch left and won’t be restocking in 2015, it’s kind now or possibly never…
We have no full kits left, just Panel/PCB/Chip sets.
http://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/alm-sid-guts-diy-panelpcbs/
Not one but THREE new VCO projects stocked today including the mighty ORGONE ACCUMULATOR.
We also have a nicely fully featured ADSR and LFO, a Yusynth Minimoog filter PCB and some 2HP and 3HP Eurorack kits which are perfect for beginners or those ebbing away those last few millimetres and milliamps in the rack…
I’m proud to be sponsoring this Synth event which is taking place in Coventry in just under 3 weeks – Saturday March 21st. Come along and check out Thonk gear in the day and/or great music in the evening – Wrangler, Sonic Boom (Peter Kember, E.A.R, Spacemen 3, Spectrum) + Attrition.
If you want to receive packages by December 24th 2014 these are the recommended last order dates.
2nd Dec – Asia, Far East, Japan, New Zealand
4th Dec – Australia
5th Dec – Africa, Caribbean, Central & South America, Middle East
8th Dec – Cyprus, Eastern Europe, Greece
9th Dec – Canada, Poland
12th Dec – USA
13th Dec – Western Europe (excluding Greece, Poland)
19th Dec – United Kingdom
Orders placed by midnight (GMT) on December 21st will be shipped on the 22nd of December.
The Thonk webstore will remain open for orders 24/7 throughout December and January.
Orders placed from December 22nd-29th will be shipped on December 30th.
Orders placed from December 30th to Jan 4th will ship on January 6th onwards.
We have a couple of heavyweights this week. A very small run of the Thomas White Quad LPG (6 kits only) and a larger run of the Serge Resonant EQ Mk ii.
Also new in stock are Cascade and Mikrophonie PCB/Panel sets. Next week… Cases, rails & power!
We’re really happy to have an exclusive on this kit from Fonitronik.
We’re not sure how you could possibly pack more utility power into a 4hp module! Fonitronik we’re not worthy!
BugBrand need little introduction to anyone familiar with british synthesisers!
The WorkshopCrusher is the latest addition to the BugCrusher family of devices. Tom Bugs has further refined the design to come up with this super compact, affordable and impressive little beast.
Lots of new stock today! I’m very pleased to now being stocking Hexinverter DIY kits including the mighty MUTANT DRUMS.
We also have a restock of the full range of Music Thing Modular kits including Mikrophonies.
The Turing Machine restock is only a small batch though, so don’t sleep on those.
The original mini-jack version of this Glow in the Dark Banana Cable was designed by Os from Expert Sleepers to remedy a very specific problem.
Os patches his modular when playing live. Irritations with venue lighting were often limiting the scope of patches used with his band Darkroom (no pun intended).
Following months of research… and the purchase of many kilometres of cable, the glow cables were finally born.
If you’re headlining Glastonbury circa 1994 we’d recommend head-torches, but if you’re playing more intimate venues (including *cough*… your bedroom) then you may prefer this altogether classier, chilled out and less intrusive option.
