via this auction via It's Full of Stars"A very old, unusual and non-working analog synthesiser with loads of knobs!"
Anyone know more about this one?
Sunday, February 21, 2010
WARP 6 Vintage Analog Synthesiser
via this auction via It's Full of Stars"A very old, unusual and non-working analog synthesiser with loads of knobs!"
Anyone know more about this one?
4 comments:
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As a hardcore synth watcher and user for over forty years now, no, I don't recall ever seeing one of these or even hearing the name.
ReplyDeleteThis was posted on Gearslutz a little while back. They deducted that it's a DIY job. Just look at the knobs, they're all over the place in sizes and colors.
ReplyDeleteI see it ended up not selling, and probably won't again. The seller really should let buyers know it's a DIY and not an 'old and unusual analog'.
This is the Fibromyalgia Five, one of the first synthesizers designed to be fueled by just 20% enriched Uranium. As such, is expected to take off in Iran, where the acoustics of Nuclear cooling factories will soon resonate the sweet sounds of the Fibromyalgia Five.
ReplyDeleteHilarious Doktor. :D
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