That does sound great! Great job, Kyle.
Don
Don
Kyles Keppinger
Posted: 6/28/2009 4:55:01 PM
From: Eastleigh, Hampshire, U.K. ................................... Fred Mundell. ................................... Electronics Engineer. (Primarily Analogue) .. CV Synths 1974-1980 .. Theremin developer 2007 to present .. soon to be Developing / Trading as WaveCrafter.com . ...................................
Joined: 12/7/2007
[i]"Maybe that was just something in the UK? The oldest things I ever saw were the old CK722 (http://www.ck722museum.com) germanium transistors." - Don [/i]
Hi Don, Somehow missed this posting.. I was in South Africa when I played with these transistors - Mid 60's I guess - some were Mullard (U.K.) but others were from the likes of National, GEC, Raytheon...
Anyway - I have pasted some photos temporarily on my site - Here (http://www.therasynth.com/html/temp.html) I will probably remove them in a few weeks..
Posted: 6/28/2009 5:16:26 PM
From: Eastleigh, Hampshire, U.K. ................................... Fred Mundell. ................................... Electronics Engineer. (Primarily Analogue) .. CV Synths 1974-1980 .. Theremin developer 2007 to present .. soon to be Developing / Trading as WaveCrafter.com . ...................................
Joined: 12/7/2007
The Theremin sounds great - Bass in particular has a really pleasing growl compared to solid state Theremins I have heard.. Yeah - that valve distortion really does add something to the Theremin sound..
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