MATRIXSYNTH: NAMM: NAMM 2009 - Evolution of a Neuronium patch


Saturday, January 17, 2009

NAMM: NAMM 2009 - Evolution of a Neuronium patch


YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Here is Jürgen Michaelis at the Big City Music booth on Friday at NAMM. Jürgen is the man behind Jomox, the analogue synth & drum machine manufacturer.

Jürgen originally created the Resonator Neuronium as an "art" project, but ended up building several dozen more for others. It became apparent that other open-minded musicians appreciate his very unique form of art. We surely do!

www.bigcitymusic.com"
Posted by matrix at 1/17/2009 10:13:00 AM
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3 comments:

  1. Unknown1/17/09, 12:37 PM

    My M-Resonator can produce pretty much the same if not the exact same sounds of the Resonator Neuronium. The M-Res is a deal at $299. I have yet to hear or see a Resonator Neuronium video or sound clip that has made me think otherwise.

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  2. Roger1/18/09, 5:21 AM

    Hi Andrew. You are absolutely correct that the M-Resonator is a really good deal at $299. But there is a fairly huge difference between it and the Resonator Neuronium. You'd know instantly what I mean if you came to our shop, laid your hands on it, and turned a few knobs.

    Roger @ BCM

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  3. Unknown1/18/09, 6:28 AM

    Fair enough, I will take you up on your offer.

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