Friday, January 24, 2025
Elektor Surf Synthesizer - Ocean Sound DIY Synth Designed by John S. Simonton Jr (1972)
video upload by Elektor TV
"Dive into the world of DIY electronics with our detailed build guide for the Elektor Surf Synthesizer Kit! In this video, we unbox, assemble, and test this amazing kit that mimics the soothing sounds of the ocean. Whether you're a seasoned builder or a curious newbie, this video will provide you with step-by-step instructions, from soldering to testing.
🌊 What’s Inside:
Unboxing: First look at all the components and the packaging.
Schematic Guide: Detailed breakdown of the schematic to ensure a smooth assembly.
Assembly: Step-by-step soldering and assembly instructions.
Testing: Hear the serene ocean waves we create with the assembled kit!
🛠️ Kit Features:
Includes all necessary components and a wooden stand.
Detailed schematic for easy follow-along building.
🎁 Special Offer:
Available for a limited time at a special price on the Elektor store. Check out the link below to get your kit while supplies last!
🔗 Buy the Kit: https://www.elektor.com/products/elek...
🔗 Article Surf Synthesizer https://www.elektormagazine.com/magaz..."
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