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Solina A201 Combomatic 310 Organ Keyboard Synthesizer

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At first I thought the Solina was sitting on top. It's not, it's actually built into the cabinet.

Sidrazzi Organ by Ciat-Lonbarde

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"The Sidrassi Organus has seven pressure sensitive bars, which you press to express the seven tones within. Use the buttons on the front to scroll through tunings, which then remain set to what you chose. There is a master pitch knob, as well as a master chaos knob. There are 42 nodes to touch or weave with wire, making weird and unique tone and gesture combinations. Press a bar, its sound goes left, release it, its sound goes right; it has a stereo influence. The Sidrassi is an Organ, designed to reflect the glory of god with pure triangular voices. But it also allows exploration of the Devils' Tone, which is irrational pitch relationships achieved through analog modulations. The instrument runs on transformer ("wall-wart"). The standard model uses wooden bars, but please inquire for other possibilities."

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Folktek Luminist Garden

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"The Luminist Garden created by Arius Blaze - one of the finest and sweetest sounding folktek works. This work is an expanded version of the Micro Garden, capable of making lush choral waves and entire compositions as a standalone work. The expanded soundboard has multiple pick ups that run into the delay - which offers time settings from extremely tight notated repeats to about 1.5 seconds with near infinite undecaying feedback that essentially acts as a looper allowing one to make beats by tapping the board and plucking or rubbing the strings.

The delay runs into a very lush and unusual "wave reverb" that has the ability to act more as a wave generator, creating waves that can endlessly extend - based on the original note but with the ability to pitch shift the feedback, resulting in something like what is called "convolution". The result is rich electronic music from an accoustic source. Sweet ambience and micro musical. Stereo out, custom lamps and switch, runs on 9v DC power adapter (standard plug jack and power rating)."