Click here for details. I want one. Via Henrik.
Friday, May 05, 2006
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Its a neat piece of gear, and it looks like something Roland could have made.
ReplyDeleteAgain with the small. You wanna impress people? Make a synth BIG, and add a tesla coil or three. That's what it's all about!
ReplyDeletePerhaps if this synth was modified to run on 1/2 million volts, and weigh 350 pounds, and have some sort of rotating generator thangie, then it would ROCK!
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Blows the rackmount 106 right out of the water.
ReplyDeleteOh my god! I want one! It's so cute! And I'd find something to house the PSU after I stopped playing with it... really...
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