via this auction
"this was originally built in 1977 for hear and speech sciences experimentation. Today some use this machine as synthesizer, gate, trig-processor or trig sequencer. This is very desirable and are rare. This one is from indiana state university, it was in the lab."
see the Starkey label below for more.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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Wow, isn't that a bit steep for a not so interesting testing machine?
ReplyDeleteIf you can't hear what makes it special, perhaps a hearing aid ;)
ReplyDeleteI think this is the ultimate 'Emperor Has No Clothes' machine.
The poor man's VCS3. Maybe the beggar's.
ReplyDeleteCool design and for experimental sounds.. out of classic parameters, because born as test machine. Listen the youtube demos (write: Starkey Hearing Science)
ReplyDeleteI have personally modified one of these...it is awesome!!
If you click on the Starkey label in this post you will find the vids. Let me know if I missed any.
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