External wavetable-header MIDI interface: Review of Chill V from Serdashop

[@RetroTinkerer]

Thanks for the review!

[@Nukle0n]

This is cool but might be potentially skirting the rules a little with that licensed Roland module, since the license specifies that it is strictly for using with old computers and not allowed to be used for producing music. But in this package it seems really set up to let you connect a keyboard or sequencer heh

[@fandenivoldsk]

Hi Erik, what kind of storage shelves do you use for your monitors and PC’s? I live in Denmark and is currently looking for something similar like yours.

[@RetroErik]

They are bought at a Swedish store called Jula. The shelf are good quality, and each shelf can take 150Kg. The series is called Hard Head, and they come if different sizes: www.jula.no/catalog/bygg-og-maling/oppbevaring/oppbevaringshyller-skuffer/oppbevaringshyller/oppbevaringshylle-024289/

[@Serdaco]

Thanks Erik, for reviewing Chill V 👍👍👍

[@RetroErik]

My pleasure.

[@jamesfmackenzie]

Great video! I’m a big fan of my original X2GS and tempted to get the CHiLL V and PicoMem! PS is there any functional difference between the X2GS SE and the original version?

[@Serdaco]

@@jamesfmackenzie X2GS and X2GS SE are fully compatible. There are minor differences : the old X2GS is a larger size PCB and has a 3.5mm connector, the X2GS SE has slightly better DAC specs.