via this auction"Here is a fabulously powerful analog filter box/delay effect/synthesizer from Jomox...
Inside its heavy-duty metal casing, it's a pair of excellent sounding analog Moog filters, LFO, envelope follower, and delay lines. But it's a lot more than that.
I called this device a synthesizer because you can use the feedback routings to generate tones.
You can feed almost everything into everything else, and there is some frequency modulation going on too. There are probably more routings in this box than in any other analog device of the same side without menus. All the controls are completely 1-knob-per-function.
When you start using this machine, you stop thinking of it as a pair of filters. And it starts to become in your mind an organism of interwoven, feedback-based tone generators. You learn to subtly play the feedback. You can make some incredibly beautiful, ethereal sounds when you carefully tweak the knobs to make a delicate matrix of filtering, delays, and feedback.The sounds of the the original input can become just one theme in a beautiful shifting landscape of sound.
And the various delay-based algorithms sound great. The delays are digital (all the other audio circuitry is analog) and they always pass through the analog filters before feeding back, so you never have harsh or thin delay sounds. . . though they can be shimmering and lovely.I recommend this instrument to guitarists who are looking for something really, really different, for experimentalists, for digital musicians looking for something really warm and organic to process or create sound, and for anyone who loves sound design and tweaking.
Can take a line level or instrument level input.
S/N 20080218
-Stereo In
-Stereo Out
-Envelope follower with LFO
-2 analog filters
-2 delay lines /chorus /reverb
-8 Algorithms
-Positive feedback loops
-Cross feedback
-FM feedback
-Power 9V~ AC
The following description is written by the creator of the T-Resonator, J. Michaelis.
