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Sunday, July 09, 2006

Casio HT-6000

I just came across this post on VSE. I grabbed the shots and put them here for posterity. I didn't realize this was a DCO based analog synth. According to Sealed's HT-6000 site, the "HT-6000 is a 4DCO analog synth with a ring modulator. VCF became polyphonic, and white/metallic noise can be controlled by an independent DCA."

Title link takes you to more info including samples.
Posted by matrix at 7/09/2006 07:23:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Brian7/10/06, 8:43 AM

    I just bought a Casio HZ-600, the most basic version of this type of synth for $32. It does have two VCF's and I am considering a mod where the trim pots for the filter IC's are routed to externally mounted pots for real time tweaking. The lack of sysex is a real bummer.

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  2. Anonymous9/27/08, 7:16 PM

    any oneknow how to ajust the balance on the the Casio ht-6000 onlyhave sound coming out of the right channel speaker even on the headphones

    Thnaks

    pleasesend reply to Dan@rmstv.com

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  3. Anonymous10/7/16, 6:33 AM

    Casio HT-6000 is now very rare Analog Hybrid Synthesizer
    ebay priced 500-1200$

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