MATRIXSYNTH: NAMM: NAMM 2010 Big City Music booth overview


Saturday, January 16, 2010

NAMM: NAMM 2010 Big City Music booth overview


YouTube via bigcitymusic

"Ahh, the noise, the excitement, the assault on the ears, all that is NAMM! Here you see Eric Barbour (Metasonix), Wolfgang Michalowicz (Surfin Kangaroo) among others. That is the new prototype digital Mellotron on top of the standard Mellotron, massive A.S. System 8500, 4ms goodies, Flight of Harmony Infernal Noise Machine, Sherman Rodec ReStyler, Dewanatron Hymnotron, Diabolical Devices modded & original gear, Ham Heart boxes, Eowave Persephone II, Metasonix D-1000 Tube Drum Machine + Eric's new MIDI to CV and R-54 SuperModule , Signal Arts Tetra MAPS sequencer, Surfin Kangaroo Step Sequencer, Malekko modules, and last but not least, the handmade Dirty Boy pedals from Alex Saraceno!"
Posted by matrix at 1/16/2010 10:35:00 AM
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  1. Unknown1/16/10, 11:36 AM

    Hi Roger Josh and Stephi- your booth has tons of cool stuff. Can you post a video of the new Metasonix oscillator/filter module? I am really interested in that module. Thanks.

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