Thursday, October 22, 2015
Poor mans ElectroComp - the Eico 377
Published on Oct 22, 2015 karl welty
"Picked one of these up from a surplus shop today, cheap. Easily one of the most delightfully messed up sounding bit of test gear I own. Fully functional in the 20Hz to 20kHz range as both a sine or square, it exhibits some awesome hetrodyning in the 20kHz to 35kHz range. Increasing the output gain stabilizes it, but some of the true magic falls in a nonlinear range at lower putput. New to the box, here are two examples. Swept noise interspersed with a rhythmic motorboating oscillation. Zero circuit bending required, I just got lucky."
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