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Korg Brochure late 70's/early 80's front

flickr by Heath Finnie

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the back

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Brian Comnes Metasonix TS-21 Hellfire Modulator Clone

More info on Deviant Synth

Modular Beats

YouTube via verstaerker
"mangling some Machinedrumbeats with my Modularsystem, the bassdrum in the beginning is not from the Md - it's created my the Cwejman VCO and Adsr

te beat from the md runs through the Doepfer BBD , the Cwejman Resonator and the Doepfer Wasp Filter"

Devantech SP03 Text-to-Speech Synthesizer

YouTube via MarcusACU
"Here you can see (and hear) my SP03. The Sp03 is a small Text-to-Speech synthesizer. Normally the Sp03 uses only a little 0,4Watt speaker. I connected a bigger speaker through a external universal amp.

The text is:
"How are you? I am fine! My name is SP03. I was build by Devantech. You can send me a englisch text and my integrated speech synthesizer willl produce a voice. Can you understand me? I am very sorry, but I can speak only english."

For more details: http://www.acroname.com/robotics/part.."

Flame Triode With Gain And Intriguing Flame Phenomenon.

YouTube via nylesteiner.

The application of what is described begins at 1:34.

"More info is available at http://www.sparkbangbuzz.com

If a cathode is chemically treated with a common household chemical and put into an alcohol flame, electrons can flow to a positive anode that is placed inside of the flame. This creates a diode rectifier.

What is very intriguing though, is that electrons can still flow to the anode even when it is well outside of the flame.

A grid placed within this space between the flame and anode can control the amount of current flow. This creates a triode with gain with similarities to a vacuum tube triode."