Walk and Weft
Korg Prologue and Nonlinear Labs C15 dust covers
Posted by Daniel Paulo on
Just launched are three new dust covers. Having had a Korg Minilogue XD for some time I was amazed at how much better a playing experience was had when hooked up to a 5 octave keyboard - in other words a Prologue. This great synth comes in 4 octave, 8 voice or a 5 octave, 16 voice version and we have covers for both: https://annstweed.com/collections/synthesizer-dust-covers/products/korg-prologue-synthesizer-dust-cover-8-or-16-voice Also, a very intriguing synth, the Nonlinear Labs C15, it is very unconventional and geared towards playing - no sequencing or even MIDI! Sonically very exciting with very good payment options to ease the purchasing...
From pile of rust to working pirn winder
Posted by Daniel Paulo on
The pirn winder is an important piece of kit for the Hattersley Loom weaver. Correctly set up it will provide a consistent pirn for the shuttle, perfectly wound.
Our winder was a motorless pile of rust, a month later a very handy working machine!
ASM Hydrasynth cover now available
Posted by Daniel Paulo on
Quite simple really, the title of this post says it all. We now make a cover for the fabulous Ashun Sound Machines Hydrasynth: Keyboard version here Desktop version here
Lots of new synth covers...
Posted by Daniel Paulo on
We've had lots of enquiries for making covers that were not yet listed, the result is that all of the following are now available: Roland FP30 Piano, Yamaha Montage 6, Nektar Impakt LX25+, Roland Juno 2, Ensoniq SQ80, Yamaha DX100, Novation 49SL Mark 3, NAVA Extra 9 Drum Machine (Erica Synths case), Yamaha RX5 Drum Machine, Waldorf Quantum, Arturia Matrixbrute. It may not be shown as available on our site yet, but we can make covers for just about anything, why not get in touch for a quote?
Low Cloud on Harter Fell
Posted by Daniel Paulo on
On Sunday 19th January 2020, with a very good weather forecast, we set off to Haweswater after the usual Morrison's breakfast. The road in was populated by a long stream of parked cars, and we ended up some way back from the small car park at Mardale Head. Lots of blue sky, but the sun had not reached this side of the valley, and the road was perilously icy. Cars didn't have a problem with this, but just walking to the gate at the start of the walk was a nervy affair. At 11:45am we began with a steady climb...