I am out of Balt-town for all of August to the middle of September.  Come see the instruments in Japan!  Obviously, I can't work on any orders during this time, but will be back in business right when I get back. -PeterB

Roolz-Gewei custom thing

7 Albums by Peter B

Ciat-Lonbarde Flickr Is Intended to document shop procedures along with Petermopar Youtube documenting the liquor of shop humour.  Petermopar Blogspot has textually new ideas in design.

Nabra-Users is the official user group for Ciat-Lonbarde.

Tetrazzus Organus

Cocostuber



 





Sidrassi Organus - Radio 電琴 Zither - Deerhorn

Power Point Present für Harvestworks NYC, 10/17/09

Benjolin Burgundy Workstation October 23

The Deerhorn project proposal

The PETERB "STING" QUOTE on THE SIGNAL

Peter B article in Baltimore Sun


To order any instrument, please email me for a consultation.  Or purchase the instrument using the paypal buttons on each page.  Instruments take about a month to complete. Shipping is included within the US.
  • Many countries charge VAT, or value-added tax, for any imports.  Although I myself am paying taxes to the U.S. government for my income, your country still wants to own a slice of the pie.  Therefore they ask me to declare the nature of my shipment, under penalty of perjury.  Perjury- that means if I lie, then I can be hung!  Upside down!  So...  please do not ask me to declare it as a gift, or as a sample.  I have heard this a million times.  If you want a communist government, then pay them for importing cultural capital, I don't care!  I just don't want to be hung upside down.  So, Listen Up, all packages are declared merchandise.  (unless they're not) be prepared to pay VAT
  • Now, also, I am not in the business of power supplies.  You can use your instrument except cocostuber) with a battery until you get your own power supply.  It is easy.  I get them for $2 at the thrift store, but this is not dependable enough to meet the demand.  You can get them very easily, for they are quite common.  Just make sure it meets these specs: For every single instrument sold here, a 12V DC Wallwart, with 2.5mm jack, tip positive, sleeve ground.  Most instruments need no more than 300ma, Tetrazzi needs no more than 100ma.  There is a spare 2.5mm jack included with every shipment, so you can solder this on to a spare 12V DC power supply.  See Tet Doc.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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"Random thought: your circuits spark thoughts on complex systems and biological sound making, like a bird calling to its mate and the mate returning a proportional but different call, or certain types of cells sending chemical signals to induce other cells to commit certain actions that relate to the cells around them.  something like the petals in cocolase influencing one another in seemingly logical ways that when followed through create totally open, eruptive events." -Cameron

"I am still so in love with the Sidrassi. I have a massive collection of instruments from all over the world (plus a degree in guitar!) and the Sidrassi is one of the most magical things I've ever played. It's so very much like an African instrument in that it kinda teaches you how to play it. (And it's an instant babe magnet! I show up at a gig with this thing and I'm COOL. When was the last time THAT happened in human history? 1959 if you had a Stratocaster?) I turn it on and I'm in the other world.
It removes the "coldness" of an electronic keyboard and the numb sterility of computer sound and it makes electronic sound immediate, warm and sensual. Hey! Maybe THAT'S why the ladies love it! Thanks so much, Nick"

"i well received this incredible mutating phenomenon
i so happy to play with him every time ,he plays with me to.
so my tentacular schizophrenic brain have another way to be
thank u"

Hello Peter.
I'm only want to tell you that the Sidrassi is the most interesting device to make artistic sound, abstract music or weird noise i ever have, and also is very funny to play it. Each time i play it i find new sound, textures and amazing music ways.
Is a very creative device, and i hope than i could have more of your instruments in the future. I also want to thank you about the Sejayno disk you've give me,i like so much and i think that is very interesting and original.
 
Thank you very much, and congratulations about the Sidrassi Organus,
Rafa.

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