"This MicroSynth purposely uses old electronic toys with the main sound modules being 2 toy rayguns from 1980, made by Kuson."Cute synth. Title link takes you to more shots and info on GetLoFi.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Mike Ford's MicroSynth
"This MicroSynth purposely uses old electronic toys with the main sound modules being 2 toy rayguns from 1980, made by Kuson."Cute synth. Title link takes you to more shots and info on GetLoFi.
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Cool project!
ReplyDeleteBut I wouldn't put it on my table... having seen them spikes there... lol
Eivind
ah.. the spikes! well, after nearing construction, i decided to go with the spikes instead of rubber feet as the unit seemed "face heavy" due to the brass. It did add stability, but i wouldn't set the unit atop the missus'table! thanks!
ReplyDeleteMike Ford