New Gear Just Released - Mammoth Cave Audio - Presale

pretty certain CineMag is scramblin pretty hard right now with AES and NAMM comin up ! personally I think genuine CineMag is worth waiting for !

And I appreciate the interest!  I definitely don't want to try to sell you on something you might not need.    The "mastering console" as we were calling it about 5 months ago could be a ways off or may wind up a custom shop thing.Because out of a large amount of mastering engineers originally in the loop with it, no two wanted anything the same.
Depending on which of your requested features were most important, you may be able to add some simple devices to hold you over easier.  If you needed more switched monitor outs, something like a simple clean selector box could do the trick and be made super cheaply and not take up much real estate.   Same with a phase reverse.  Thats not more than a simple toggle switch.  Anyways, thanks again for the questions! 

I have always found Dave to be very conscientious and the products speak for themselves !

Any audio samples?

He was just mentioning that CineMag might be backed up on transformer manufacturing at the moment.  I'll hopefully know more on this soon. 

potentially a future model. For the current models, the goal was to keep it simpler and the focus was just on a clean passive path.  The mic will add to price  by adding a mic pre to the circuit, although for TB mic, the amp won't need to be anything special.  After preorder madness is over, I will be more open to custom work again as well.   

Just placed my order for a WM deluxe 

So wow $800! I cant wait to hear the Wooly Mammoth. I would love to put 8 channels of something like this in front of my clean console when summing from the DAW. I should probably get in line.

I've waited a couple of weeks now and never heard anything back from my email, so I'll ask it here. Seems to be getting some answers on this board....

1. Is the credit card charged when it ships, or when the order comes in?
2. Based on current order status, how long until we can expect shipments?
3. What's your refund policy?

Hey Bill!

I very much remember you from the the old days of hanging around gearslutz.   I'm sorry, I thought I had replied to any and all emails.   Although, I know on the second day of the presale a bunch of my emails didn't go through because my internet was acting funky. Thought I caught them all though. If I missed it, I am terribly sorry.  I did get a little overwhelmed in the first week.   I'm about to go check my email again now and will do a search for anything missed with your name on it.   During the pre-order sale, I was charging first, in order to use the funds to place some large parts orders to build everything.   I am continuing to do it that way until I decide one way or another about distribution.  I have a bunch of great distributors interested, but being a one man operation, I may just keep it all in house.  

Right now, with the huge response to the preorder sale, any new orders are roughly a month to 5 weeks out.  Possibly sooner, but I'd rather give a later estimate and ship early if possible.  That time frame will be increasing if the response doesn't die down.  I may have to hire my wife to help with some soldering.  laugh, but until 3 years ago she owned a nicer soldering iron than I did, and used to yell at me for stealing her solder all the time    

As for a refund policy, I stand by what I build.  Simplistic designs, and quality parts.   If you don't like it, then I don't think you should be stuck with it. 

DrBill,
I went back and checked and found an email from you at the beginning of the pre-sale that was unanswered. I would like to personally apologize. I try to be pretty timely with my replies but somehow I missed it. Again, my apologies. I just emailed you.

From Facebook...

"Alrighty, moved into the new shop and finishing up the unpacking in anticipation of the last of the crucial parts for the Wooly Mammoth and DI builds arriving later this week. Can't wait to start moving these out. The units waiting on parts are spilling into all corners of the shop and garage. Here's a couple shots of some units being unpacked and put back into the assembly line to be finished."