So, I murked my Microkorg

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So, I murked my Microkorg

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this past weekend I had some spare time and did something I wanted to do for a minute, painted my microkorg. It was pretty fun, pretty frustrating at one point, but all in all ended well and cost me under 10 dollars in spray paint...end result is ultra flat camo black aka megabadass!



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I'd love to switch those white keys out with the limited editions black keys, but you know, no biggie really-def. better than the standard gold trim IMO
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Post by Chuck »

Nice job man...looks so much better that way.
You should've painted over the program selections (Trance, techno, retro etc.) I hate that shit.
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thanks, that whole sheet comes off and has the all the writing on it you can kind of see that it is secured by the four hex top screws...one of the reasons I decided to paint it=so I wouldn't have to worry about putting lettering back on
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Post by Chuck »

Cool, I didn't know that. I probably couldn't take just that section off though it's all one piece, huh? All the other stuff is pretty helpful when I'm editing my own sounds.
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It came out nice, it's dope that the editing matrix info plate comes off.
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Awesome, I always thought the worst thing about the MK was its colour scheme!


Mind you the XL looks pretty freakin sweet!
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Madmantis wrote:Cool, I didn't know that. I probably couldn't take just that section off though it's all one piece, huh? All the other stuff is pretty helpful when I'm editing my own sounds.
yeah it's all one big piece of metal, so you'll just have to get over it ;) haha
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Yeah I don't know why i'm so picky about stupid shit like that. There's alot of gear that I wouldn't own just by looks alone. :D
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Shit looks nice, dig the wood ends too.
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The wood ends are standard, but you could easily sand 'em down and refinish with a new wood stain.
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Platypus Beird, our DIY expert. Looks fresh-sh-sh.
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Smooth work, you have skills man......you should start a little business modding peoples hardware....
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Euclid Ov Oåklånd wrote:The wood ends are standard, but you could easily sand 'em down and refinish with a new wood stain.
yeah man, I was going to do some sort of clear black stain, but didn't find any at walmart..should check lowes out
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Post by modulr »

how'd you prep the plastic? looks hella nice.
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nice work man... looks dope@!
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