MATRIXSYNTH: Dave Smith Evolver with red LEDs and black panel.


Thursday, July 19, 2012

Dave Smith Evolver with red LEDs and black panel.


YouTube Published on Jul 19, 2012 by repeatle

"The DSI Evolver is one of the best synths in my opinion. I totally love it.
I can't stand blue LEDs so I decided to replace them with red ones.
After that I made a panel that looks more like the Prophet-5 / Pro~One and uploaded it to styleflip.com.
I also replaced the knobs with the ones from DSI's lovely synth Prophet-08.

I might replace the display some day too."
Posted by matrix at 7/19/2012 09:48:00 AM
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3 comments:

  1. jon Sunville7/19/12, 10:20 AM

    I feel that the Evolver is such an awesome synth! Synths went through this era in the 90's and early 2000's where they looked like stupid raver-esque/children toys with bad design. I am glad that that period is over!!!

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    1. Viva Hate7/19/12, 10:41 AM

      Agreed! I loooove the Evolver so much. That's the reason I changed it's looks, hehe.
      One of my main weapons and I do have some synths to choose from.

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  2. MongooseNZ7/19/12, 2:19 PM

    that looks absolutely fantastic!! So you resprayed the case and then applied a transfer you designed that Styleflip printed for you?
    Sweet job, I feel inspired to mod my scruffy Juno 60 now.

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