MATRIXSYNTH: circuit bent theremin scuzz nasty modulater lfo.avi


Saturday, November 27, 2010

circuit bent theremin scuzz nasty modulater lfo.avi


YouTube via drmoonstien | November 27, 2010 |

via this auction
"this is a hand built fuzzy nasty synthy noise machine. can be a stand alone instrument or a fx unit for very unique sounds grind down or modulate and tremolo your signal source. using the scuzz effects and lfo synth and optical theremin. has green light that blinks underneath the control panel blinks with the lfo. scuzz has 4 body contacts you play by touching them you can get really great sound from this dirty hand built weird machine watch the vid look at the pictures runs on 9v battery you can also patch the lfo out directly into the scuzz input.feel free to ask any questions it is housed in a vintage toy enclosure all electronics are new. controls lfo on of toggle lfo inject toggle lfo knob range lfo optical sensor on of toggle scuzz on of toggle scuzz type on of on toggle scuzz knob effect control scuzz body contacts touch sensitive input/out put for scuzz 1/4 inch lfo out put 1/4 out"






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