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Friday, August 30, 2013

Eowave Domino Analogue Synthesizer

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Saturday, October 02, 2010

Eowave Persephone Synth

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"Incredible, beautiful, haunting sounds -monophonic electronic instrument."


Thursday, July 29, 2010

The Persephone

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"The Persephone has all the functions of a synthesizer with signal processing sections with an oscillator (and its common functions tune, finetune, sinus to sawtooth waveforms, velocity, volume), an analogue 6dB low-pass filter which modulates the oscillator (modulation, filter freq), a LFO. The synthesis section is 100% analogue. It is very rare and this model is discontinued"



Thursday, January 14, 2010

Eowave Persephone Analogue Synthesizer (Ondes Martenot)

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Friday, January 01, 2010

Eowave Filter Bug Synth Envelope Pedal

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"rare and cool Eowave Filter Bug analog envelope synth filter in excellent condition. It features Envelope, Cut Off (Frequency), Resonance, LFO Speed and Depth, and Gain knobs, and a Bypass flip switch (okay, so technically it’s not a pedal!). It has stereo 1/4" in and out jacks. The left input is also a CV in, and the right input can be used as a trigger input, so a drum machine or some other sound source can be used to trigger the envelope while you play your instrument through the left input... ou can download the manual for more info here

And this baby self-oscillates with no input signal! I’ve gotten helicopter, UFO, laser gun, theremin sounds and more just by tweaking the knobs! Set the Resonance knob at about 4:00 to max, and have fun turning knobs; just be careful not to blow out your speakers! There’s even an internal trimpot for adjusting the Cut Off frequency control. The Bypass switch sometimes pops when engaged, but it usually goes away after the unit warms up (typical analog; you gotta love it!). This unit is great for filtering any non-programmable synth module, or for warming up digital synths, without having to pay an arm and a leg for an overpriced, oversized, complicated rack unit. And the 12VAC power supply is included! It doesn’t take batteries."

Sold For: US $138.50

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