HELP

Hi!

I accidently bought one of these theremin upgrades.

http://www.thomann.de/fi/moog_etherwave_plus_field_upgrade.htm

I thought it was full theremin because there are picture of build theremin.
Instead I get bunch of electronics. I added pictures.

http://img443.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=picture004b.jpg


Can I still build full functionable theremin out of these parts I have
(1) 11-213 PCB assembly
(3) 15mm nylon hex nuts
(1) Etherwave Plus Front Panel
(1) 5-wire harness
(2) 50K linear taper potentiometers (labeled 50KB) w/ hardware: lockwasher, washer, and nut.
(2) 5K linear taper potentiometers (labeled 5KB) w/ hardware: lockwasher, washer, and nut.
(1) 50K audio taper potentiometer (labeled 50KA) w/ hardware: lockwasher, washer, and nut.
(1) #6 Locking terminal
(1) LED
(1) LED spacer
(2) 1/4” TRS Jack assemblies w/ hardware: lockwasher, washer, and nut.
(1) power switch
(1) knob
(1) calibration tool


here's a guide
http://www.moogmusic.com/manuals/e_plus_field_upgrade_man.pdf


I know I'm missing antennas and power source.

You're also missing...the theremin (circuit board)!

This is an Etherwave field UPGRADE kit. To be able to use it, you need to have a standard Etherwave theremin already.

So, you can either purchase a standard Etherwave and upgrade it, see if you can return the upgrade kit for a refund...or send it to me. ;-)

The thomann.de site IS confusing. This is the second instance I have heard of someone thinking the upgrade kit was a full theremin.

(The first one was someone who decided to buy a theremin after hearing me play(!) Fortunately they checked with me before spending money on what they imagined was a bargain.)

Why should that be confusing? An upgrade (as I understand it as a non English native speaker) needs always the presence of a device which shall be upgraded.

BTW: thomann offers a "30 day money-back guarantee"

I do not know [i]why[/i] it is confusing, but people have been confused by it, therefore it [i]is[/i] confusing.