video upload by JorgeCortez01 on Sep 19, 2012
via this auction
"This is a one of a kind, it's a handmade set of bass pedals, the board was made by Howard Cano and it's called the Saurus: it's an all analog programmable with 28 memories synth.
2 oscillators, with digital frequency control for drift-free performance. Osc 1 is tuned to 16' (low C=32.7 Hz) and Osc 2 is tuned to 8'. They have variable detuning to give a very thick sound when used together.
A pseudo-random noise generator with a cicle time of more than four minutes
A real analog ADSR
A real analog VCF (24 dB/octave)
VCA.
easy to use programming interface: everything is done via the LED display and five pushbutton switches., no other components are needed.
I build it to be very small and portable, it has a lexan case which is kind of scratched but it's also very sturdy, it has 13 (notes) pushbuttons or "keys" (1octave) midi in to control it's internal sounds. A line level 1/4" audio phone jack which you just conect to an amp."
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