AETHERPHON, global theremin family

>Quoting Julie Cleveland <juliecleveland@...>:
>>
>>  Sorry, I should have specified.
>>  Don't need battery or portability.
>>  Just need to practice. I have no $$ really to buy anything at the
>>  moment.
>>
>>  I have a stereo system. I can play the theremin thru it? I was afraid
>>  I'd blow it out or something.
>>  It's a Kenwood stereo receiver and the speakers are bookshelf (sony)
>>  I guess what you told me about the computer speakers applies here?-Go
>>  to Radio shack and get the appropriate jack(s) and so forth?
>>
>The Kenwood stereo will work just fine for what you want to do.  You 
>could plug in to the AUX, TUNER, or a TAPE input and it it should work 
>fine.
>
>Suggest that you get a cable that has a male 1/4" on one end and a 
>male RCA connector on the other.  In addition, get a 'Y' cable: RCA 
>female on one end, two RCA males on the other -- the males would plug 
>in to the left and right channels.   If your Kenwood has a "MONO" 
>switch on the front panel, then you don't need the Y connector -- just 
>plug into the left or right channel and the MONO switch will route the
>theremin to both speakers.

This is pretty much the rig I use for my computer and keyboard. Given the
state of my stereo (tv, vcr, dvd, tapedeck, 2 CD players, and 2 turntables)
I figured I ought to have a seperate setup for my computer and keyboard.
I will probably need to get some adapters at some point, as the 
circuit-bent modular synth rig I'm building is all on 1/8" plugs, due 
to the small size of many of the items.
-- 
David Bohn

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