via this auction"Circuit bent Casio Mt-240. It has a 72 point patch grid, 16 routable pots, a diode array, a 16 point mixer, a capacitor array, a routable square-wave LFO with 4 outputs, a pitch control oscillator, and a tempo control knob which also controls many of the mods, stereo delay, and sustains many instruments when turned all the way up. Additionally, there is a RAM card hooked up with 8 points to make things more interesting, as well as a reset switch which controls both battery and adapter power... a stereo 1/4" output has been added for good measures as well."
I need a favor, I got this same model, and I want to do the exact thing you did there with this, I have no idea how to do it, but I know how the thing works. The problem is that I don't know anyone here nearby who can do it, is there any way I can send you my piano and you or somebody can do it for me? Or do you know any place I can go?
ReplyDeleteI'm from Arizona, just in case you may know it.
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I'm not sure who did that one. It looks something from Diabolical Devices. You can try contacting them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Class-A-ElectronicsDiabolical-Devices/127596767250383. If they can't help you you could try one of the other circuit benders. Click on the Circuit Bending label and look for those that come up more than once. You can click through the YouTube video and send them a message there. The ones with eBay links in the descriptions do custom work.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty certain that this guy who goes by the name Destroyifier made this. I bought one from him along with a modular Yamaha RX7 a few years back. I bought them on EBay together and they are amazing they can even be patched together for some seriously mental stuff. The only issue with my MT-240 is that certain patch combos crash the unit but the unit pictured here has a few extras added to it so I'm sure he has ironed out those issues. Good luck finding him though because the last time I checked for him online there wasn't much info but he does have some videos on You Tube of this unit.
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