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"Up for grabs is a flawless, fully serviced and modded TB-303 with Devilfish mods and custom aluminum casing. Professionally serviced and modded by Robin Whittle of Real World Interfaces in Australia
In addition, Robin also professionally mounted the TB-303 in a custom aluminum case from Acid.ChA little about the mods:
This machine is Devil Fish serial number 146 and was modded with version
2.1C. This is the only Devil Fish with Blue LEDs in the Devil Fish board itself. Normally the "e" gate LED and the ‘Normal’ and ‘Accent Decay’ LEDs are Red.
Just to the right of the Tempo pot, there is an extra switch on the left for enabling the Audio In to Filter using the 6.5mm socket on the rear panel. Center is Off. Up is On. Down is momentary On - with spring return to Center.
On the left, the unit also has the optional 32 bank memory system.
The Devil Fish sound modification provides the following additional controls:
Potentiometers:
Overdrive
Normal Decay
Accent Decay
Filter Tracking
Soft Attack
Slide Time
Filter FM
Switches:
Sweep Speed
Resonance
Muffler
Push button to momentary activate Accent
Additional interfacing on the back of the panel is also provided:
Gate, Accent and CV Outputs
Gate in
CV in
Slide in
Accent in
Filter CV in
The model does not have midi but can be synced via din-sync to other electronic instruments or can be played externally through the CV/Gate inputs etc.
If you LOVE the TB-303 like I do, this is your chance to pick up the ultimate example! The Devilfish mods really take the 303 to the next level! This is the ultimate ACID machine! The unit is in excellent shape and all switches, pots and buttons are perfect. It is extremely durable when combined with the aluminum case. It feels solid and durable and will probably outlast my lifetime. The case is like new with no scratches."
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