It seems that Raul is going to do it,
with help from fellow zoners.
But is the purpose to make an exact copy
of the original, or is it enough to make
the sound right?
If the sound is the main issue, maybe it
would be a lot easier to use step or
server motors to run the tone wheels,
one for every speed needed, instead of
all the gears and shafts. I am sure
there are experts on the zone that can
answer that.
To make a TG, just as a "ad on" to the
new B3, is not going to be big business,
so to finance the project, build a
"black box B3" with the TG and a replica
AO28, and make it MIDI controlled.
Priced around 2000$ it will kill all
clones on the market.
Jens Aage Andersen
Denmark
