Vintage Synth Repair

On Thursday 08 May 2008 16:40, Malte Rogacki wrote:
> I think I had one of those for some time, too. My favourite string machine
> is of course the Solina (I've got a Solina String Synthesizer, not the more
> common String Ensemble). I've also got a Crumar Performer.
> One string synth I'd love to hear would be the Freeman String Symphonizer.
> I don't know if any of those ever found their way to Europe, though...

That had to have one of the more bizarre setups I've ever seen.  Right now I'm 
talking to a guy who wants that manual,  but we're still talking and have 
been for a while,  so it's still available,  as far as that goes.  (First one 
to make payment for it gets it :-).

It had a set of master oscillators _and_ top-octave synthesizer chips,  with 
separate sets of dividers,  and "animation" plus vibrato to liven things up a 
bit...

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