Time has come to build a series of prototypes for people to try and evaluate. I decided to use Indiegogo.com to try to fund the first batch. Click on the link on the sidebar and take a look at the project. Better still, contribute to the funding!
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What about instructions? What kind of “donation” would take for that? Thanks… love reading your site.
Hi Rob, what do you mean by this? would you be willing to give me instructions on how to play the guitar? I know I’m not good… any donation is welcome!
Seriously, any participation in the project is welcomed. Let me know more.
Robert.
I was saying, if I may a donation of X would you provide me with instructions on how to put your new board together. Like you have a level of donation that provides someone with a kit to put everything together. Keep up the good work.
Hi Rob,
Any donation will come with plenty of help for putting the board together, and using it. Of course, donations of $500 and up will get you a fully assembled beta-board. For $250 I can assemble the board for you. If you buy an FCB1010 from me, at cost, or if you send me yours, I will fine tune it for you.
But the kit is really easy to put together. That was the purpose from the start. It really is plug-an-play. I even went through all the trouble of finding the exact connectors to fit on the existing sockets in the FCB1010. Anyway, I will publish very detailed instructions and a video. I can also help on Skype.
Since this is still in beta, I consider it quite normal to offer any help requested.