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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?
Posted by matrix at 2/21/2010 11:36:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. Milo Johnson2/21/10, 12:27 PM

    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.

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  2. Justin2/21/10, 12:34 PM

    This 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.

    I 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'.

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  3. Doktor Future2/21/10, 2:47 PM

    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.

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  4. udenjoe2/21/10, 5:29 PM

    Hilarious Doktor. :D

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