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Old 13th September 2011   #31
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Now it's really at my fingertips!
For the added few bucks I'm sure NI would have sold lots of these with the wood panels as standard.
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Saw this a few weeks ago on a Dor post. Thought it really looked cool, emailed the seller for some info and haven't heard from him since!
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Saw this a few weeks ago on a Dor post. Thought it really looked cool, emailed the seller for some info and haven't heard from him since!
I tried to contact him thru eBay prior to buying, had the same result!
He sent the panels though
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I'm looking to elevate my Maschine to improve the viewing angle. Due to the location, I need it to be tilted quite a bit, and from the photos on the site, it appears that it may not be sufficient.

Please, could someone who bought one of these measure how many inches or centimeters high both the front and the rear of the unit is off the desktop? That way I can calculate the angle.

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It feels like the perfect tilting angle to me. I'm not gonna get out a measuring stick --- too lazy --- but I would say maybe three inches.

Feels right.

I like it.

Mine slips a little within its harness, but I could probably correct that with a little bit of tape. Doesn't bother me.

Looks so dope.

Aesthetically: Feels waaaaaay more badass and hip hop, which is something that appeals to me greatly.

I give it the thumbs up.

Maschine II or Maschine Deluxe (or whatever they end up calling it) will surely look and feel more like this, whenever that comes out.

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Anyone able to post some more pics? Still can't decide on the colour . Most of the pics seem to be of the lighter (colonial?) colour - which does look nice.

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Old 11th October 2011   #38
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Man that makes it look more vintage.
Any chance of making this for the Arturia Spark?
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I just bought this. Arriving shortly.

I didn't see any previous mention of it, so I thought I'd share it here on GS.

Pretty stylish and helpful, I think.

I do not know and am not affiliated with the company.

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Do the base of the side panels have rubber feet also, or does the wood sit flush with whatever it is on?
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Do the base of the side panels have rubber feet also, or does the wood sit flush with whatever it is on?
No rubber feet...

I ordered and got em after two weeks, one came harmed with a small defect. You cant see it right away but as I am in Sweden I wont send them back... I also payed for the knob but the package was broken and seems it fell out... So i never got it...

I am VERY disappointed but I anyway have the wood and the rods... but I can't recommend this company.
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Those panels are calling me! As well as a new color skin, billet aluminum knobs...
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So I went ahead and ordered, and so happy I did! New Maschine!!
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So I went ahead and ordered, and so happy I did! New Maschine!!http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/d...n/131aa231.jpg
Isn't that the same as Ski Beats'? I love that combo. The link from the OP doesnt work. Wonder if they'll ship to the UK?
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Thanks! I haven't seen ski beats' but here's another link: http://www.temporecords-dj.com/index.html
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