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Tuesday, September 04, 2007

wacky organ synth drum machine thing


YouTube via oliptimus. Sent my way via Aretzki.
"I met this machine in hamburg." If anyone has more info on what this is, feel free to comment.
Posted by matrix at 9/04/2007 10:36:00 AM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous9/4/07, 11:51 AM

    Casio in a wood case?

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  2. Anonymous9/4/07, 1:05 PM

    It looks like a customized Dr. Böhm drum machine combined with their mini-keyboard. (Americans know little-to-nothing about the strange things the German organ manufacturers made, which is sad. I guess Wersi, Dr. Böhm, S&K etc. did not market to the US.)

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  3. Anonymous9/4/07, 2:51 PM

    Looks like the same principal as this thing:
    http://www.mysterycircuits.com/projects/wilgamat/wilgamat.html

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  4. Anonymous9/4/07, 2:52 PM

    i bought exactly the same stuff some years ago on €bay (bohm, indeed), and it arrived here completely destroyed (thanks ups)
    (i took some pics of the broken thing), now i manage to here it, i m a bit upset, thinking i was close to own the same stuff fully working (i know, it s crappy, but i like that kind of things too, hard to make the same sounds with good synths)

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  5. Anonymous9/4/07, 3:09 PM

    I would be surprised if Kraftwerk didn't use one of these. That really sounded kraftwerkish.

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  6. Anonymous9/7/07, 8:55 PM

    I think it might be a portable rhythmicon, check this out:

    http://theremin.ru/archive/rhythmicon0.htm

    cheers,

    lewis

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