MATRIXSYNTH: Technosaurus Custom Selector System 1997 Black


Tuesday, August 03, 2021

Technosaurus Custom Selector System 1997 Black

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"This beauty is one of the rarest modular systems worldwide
probably the first ever on sale

probably 3 made in total


This unit has the following
6 x OSC
3 x Octal Subharmonic OSC
2 x VCF2
2 x Triple Resonator
4 x LFO
3 x DUAL ADSR
4 x VCA
2 x Dual Ring Modulator
2 x Dual Waveshaper
1 x Sample & Noise & Random
Many Multiples around 20

Working great with amazing sound , very unique
Nothing sounds like this , it has its own character

power supplies fully recapped

Modification
For the people that know this System
has the following issue
The jack inputs are plastic and are very easy to break
so we decided to replace all the jacks with high quality Amphenol with metal housing
A plastic ring is added on each of them to avoid ground issues

The unit tested and calibrated from our tech to the best of his knowledge
There is no service manual but he has found easily all the issues"

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