Dont nick me patch cables, im watching! :D

I bet the guy who built this bookshelf modular, never knew it was going to spend the rest of it's life in a museum! How cool is that!

you were a big inspiration back in 2017 to grab a soldering iron. now Im making modules myself. very happy that the opening of the musuem is just a few months away, congratulations!

That's pretty sweet! That was someone's labor of love. Call me if you ever need a custom case!

your work ethic is astounding

Your insurance company must be rubbing their hands together on this museum project 😂

i am simple man, i see moog, diy and its a lmnc video i click, coz there isnt anything more important than that in the world

I don't know a lot about synths, but that thing sounds sick

this end jam was really sick

I feel you with the bidding story. A couple of times I've put some cheeky lowball offers in that have been accepted, and then I'm like 'oh no now I've got to actually buy this thing!'

A very large part of my life aged 6 to 19 was spent designing, building, playing with electronics and synths, and stripping down and taking apart "spare" hifis etc ( sorry family ) - so seeing this brings back great memories ! Keep up the good work !

I love watching the museum grow, thanks for sharing this facet of yourself with the world. I wish there had been all these resources for synthesizers / electronic music when I was a kid, I might have taken a very different career path :)

It has so much personality. From hand etched PCB to stripboard. It looked like it was a labour of love. A very interesting setup glad it's going next to kosmo.

Videos like this remind me why one of the first things most people ask me when they see I'm into modular is "do you watch LMNC?" 😆😆 Lovely to see the museum collection growing bigger, much love from India!!

I once made a sequencer for a Ms 20, made with a 74C164 , this an 8 shift register; Rather simple but it worked fine.

I almost lost my mind making the LMNC Arduino sequencer, that beast is from another dimension! The back panel should be perspex so people can see the labour of love this is.

UK is lucky to have you! The museum sounds awesome, and is going to sound awesome. Look forward to the video tour of the museum when ready. Living in poverty here in the States, so will never make the pond jump to see it in person.

What a cool piece of equipment! Someone have really put their heart and mind in to building this. ...and it couldn't have found a better new home ❤

Man, that's a beautiful build.

Sam, I love your channel, your energy and enthusiasm is just absolutely stellar mate, please keep it up!