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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Dirty Electronics Twin ICA Synth Cube

Dirty Electronics weekend at the ica
YouTube Uploaded by anatbendavid on Feb 23, 2011

via this auction 2nd video at the auction and previously posted here.

"Dirty Electronics Twin ICA Synth Cube from the makers of the Mute Synth

The ICA Synth is a feedback based noise / rhythm instrument, it was commissioned and designed for a week long residency / workshop / installation / performance at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London as part of the Live Weekends : Notation and Interpretation event in February 2011.

This special edition features 2 ICA boards linked together and housed in a wooden cube. Cube is made from high quality Ash plywood with rubber feet and battery compartment in the base.

Each board features 2 oscillators, feedback, low pass filter and a sequencer/pulser, touch controls and 6.35mm jack output.

The 2 boards are linked together by a ribbon cable, the sequencer circuits interact creating more complex rhythms.

Requires 9v battery.

Only 100 of the ICA Synth boards were made and only 4 of this cube version by Stu Smith (A.S.M.O)

ICA board designed by John Richards ( Dirty Electronics )"



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