via this auction
Update via Bugbrand in the comments: "Here's linkage to some details about the project. A Don Lancaster design via Popular Electronics. Looking through, they mention that the Psych-tone is quite similar to the Triadex Muse. (cue drooling from people perhaps?!). The chips inside seem old-irregulars but they're standard things like flip-flops and logic gates so perhaps someone could make a modern version (no, I'm no putting myself forward)"
And via Peahix: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/SWTPC_Catalog_1972_Page15.jpg [info sheet - added below]
"Warning: Operation of this device in the presence of anyone over thirty may be hazardous to your health."
Here's linkage to some details about the project::
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A Don Lancaster design via Popular Electronics.
Looking through, they mention that the Psych-tone is quite similar to the Triadex Muse. (cue drooling from people perhaps?!).
The chips inside seem old-irregulars but they're standard things like flip-flops and logic gates so perhaps someone could make a modern version (no, I'm no putting myself forward)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/SWTPC_Catalog_1972_Page15.jpg
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Wow, I built one of these about 1971. It never seemed to produce the range of effects I hoped for. One of several cool things I enjoyed from a great old firm, Long live the memories of SWTPC.
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