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Monday, August 09, 2010

Synton Syrinx monophonic analog synthesizer

via this auction

"incredibly rare Synton Syrinx. Very few were ever produced and it is an absolutely unique and amazing sounding monosynth, due primarily to its unusual but extremely powerful filter section: a low pass and two band pass filters that can be routed in a variety of different ways."






Posted by matrix at 8/09/2010 11:47:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Woody8/10/10, 12:43 AM

    I just read only 20 of these red ones were produced!

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  2. Vav8/10/10, 7:26 AM

    that's the one from Soma studios in Chicago, run by whatshisname, the guy from Tortoise.

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  3. Anonymous8/10/10, 7:38 AM

    I played one with at an AH meet, and was very impressed. What I wonder is why hasn't anyone offered a clone of the filter section? Instead of more kid's toys with crazy names, it would make a module that would be actually useful. Yes, I realize that the original chips are no longer available, but look at what JH did with the MOTM 440.

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  4. Andy8/10/10, 10:43 AM

    What is the offset metal panel on the left side for?

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  5. matrix8/10/10, 11:39 AM

    Pitch bend.

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  6. Reed8/10/10, 1:10 PM

    You can assign the metal thingy to the filter bands as well for some wacky digeridoo effects.

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