"You’ll see from the image that it’s been modified slightly though it doesn’t affect its’ operation in any way. When I carried out this mod years ago it made sense to be able to pan the various drum sounds in a mix, so all I’ve done is take a feed off each output pot and run it to a jack socket. Not exactly rocket science but it did work!"
Googlish description: "Further, illustrated reference book of Gerhard Dell Mann and Martin Thewes (music Media 1985.162 pages) on the technology of that time, etc. synthesizer, with among others the following contributions: What is an envelope? - How does an electronic sound? - What lies behind FM and PD-art? - How does a synthesizer? - What is sound sampling and MIDI? Rarity! Condition: 2-3."
"Logan Le Organ complete with stand/basspedals/case.... It works, typical transitor organ type sounds, as well as a kind of arpegiator/ rhythmic delay thing which is pretty cool."
This one is listed as "Logan LE Organ/String Synth." Anyone know if it actually has string sounds?
"a lovely 4093 quad nand synth inside a cheapo halloween skull. 4 cascaded oscillators and a voltage starve as standard. A colour changing LED which can be switched on and off and a trigger button and switch for making the noises happen."
"A lovely macabre square-wave nosie maker based around a 4093 quad nand gate CMOS chip. Capable of hideously beautiful beepy noise. The 4 oscillators interact with each other to create a relentless range of synth tones. The power starve dial adds further modulation and manipulation of the oscillations. SKULL-FACE fits well into the palm and can be enjoyed by anyone with a passion for harsh, gringing noise terrorism. It's powered by a single 9v battery which is housed in a holder on the back of SKULL-FACE's um, skull. There's a 6.35mm jack socket for hooking up to your amp/mixer/effects. There's no internal speaker! There's a pure green LED to indicate that SKULL-FACE is on. There's also a switchable colour-changing LED which modulates the sound further and looks real pretty."
"8 original crumar knobs that came off of a crumar stratus. They are the same black knobs that are on the trilogy and performer. Each knob has all three parts. A plastic knob a metal inner liner and a set screw."
"These magazines came out with the advent of guitar synthesizers. Published 1990-1991. Great news, product info, patch information, players set-ups, etc.. Each issue about 16 pages, 8 1/2 by 11."
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"This is real simple, if your audio system can't reproduce low end bass don't bother listening. All synth sounds other than lead coming from the Akai S-3200XL, all sounds in the Akai are actually the DX-100 I had, drums sequencing and everything else the MPC.
And yes I do have a turntable in the bathroom lol"
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