MATRIXSYNTH: Roland SH 1000


Friday, May 29, 2009

Roland SH 1000

via this auction

some shots of the inside




Posted by matrix at 5/29/2009 05:29:00 PM
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1 comment:

  1. thegoodbutcher5/29/09, 6:57 PM

    Maybe this is common knowledge, but the SH-1000 is a "divide-down" monophonic synth: all waveforms are derived from resistor-scaled and mixed sub-square harmonics from a single master divider chip, the LM3216. If you Google that chip, you find it was used in organs.

    I have an old Roland EP-20 which also uses the chip. I'm keeping it just in case the LM3216 in my SH-1000 dies...

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