via this auction"very unusual and unique Analogue Sequencer. This was purchased around 2 years ago on Ebay from a seller who had constructed it himself for an academic project. It has 10 Steps (Adjustable to 10, 9, 8, 6 or 3) and a pitch knob for each. It sends note information to analogue synth equipment using the CV/Gate sockets which use the 1V/Oct standard found on Roland and many other synths. It also has controls for speed and 'lenght' (ignore the spelling, it controls note length) I've used this to create random looping patterns on a Roland SH-101 over the years but have switched to a MIDI/CV system and no longer have use for it. It's fully working and although no Korg SQ10 it will provide hours of fun for anyone with an analogue set up."
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