Buchla/Tiptop 207T | Classic Six Channel Mixer with Mic Pre-Amp

The 207T may be a no-brainer for 200T series collectors and I love every HP of it exactly for that reason. But outside the 200T universe it may be too big and too limited. It doesn't have volume VCA's or any form of automation except for panning the outer channels. The idea is to use the 292T for VCA duties. There's no master volume either, but my final case output takes care of this. It allows send/return patches and six channels is more than enough to combine most modules in the 200T series. The Pre-Amp however, is a winner. During #jamuary2024 I had a few issues with bringing my 'alchemist' box to modular level. With the 207T it just works and sometimes it even came in too hot.

[gullgrey]

Damn! Those sounds you're getting! <3

[QuantumShadowz]

Very informative and amazing sounds! Digging, it, dude. Keep up the grooves.

[runningin]

You have a nice feel riffing on that melody. :)

[SB-txhb]

Hi, what is this external module (on the right) with the little iron springs that are played by hand and give such beautiful metallic sounds please ?

[JureJerebic]

Now that you have the complete Buchla Tiptop setup, would you recommend it? I'm pretty versed in modular for the last 7 years and am always on the lookout for the weird new sounds

[trashtvtrashwatch]

How did you do the percussive lows in the first bit? Sound super dope. also the sequencing

[sashaatree]

sir, how you connected the mellotron to the 207t?

[walrtbstudios]

200t fan though I am, I might pass on this. I have two Klavis Mixwitches, three Doepfer a-138n four-channel mixers, and three York Modular 2hp Pmixes. I think that’s enough- especially as I never have more than three melodic elements running at once.

[nikjewell]

I'm all 200ed up, but I am not feeling I need this. Not a no-brainer for me. I'm a collector by nature, so I may give in eventually.