I would like some advice on buying my first theremin. I studied music and can play instruments, so I do have some musical skill and knowledge. Many Thanks, CajunTheremin
A Beginning Theremin
I agree on the Moog. I think you get the most bang for your buck and you can go a long way learning on one. The B3 Pro has some limitations on the lower end of the scale with a tone that can not be changed. The Subscope may be the next step once you have played for a few years.
I was just noticing that on Ebay that a black EW standard usually goes for about $50.00 more than an ash or mahogany finish. What's up with that? Is it because of the need to use sealer and additional sanding of the wood? I used to refinish antique furniture for a living and sealing and sanding was also necessary for a natural finish.
I would hate to see what they would charge if they sold a precision crafted, solid walnut case with a fine finish like my B3 Pro!
Just wondering ;^)
I own a black EW and the finish definitely isn't worth the extra money! I bought mine second-hand, so I didn't pick the color. The finish seems like black stain, perhaps it requires a few more steps to apply compared to the "natural" finish? Looks good though.
"I would hate to see what they would charge if they sold a precision crafted, solid walnut case with a fine finish like my B3 Pro!" - bisem
Then, they'd have to bump up the price to an even grand ($1000 USD)! It'd be funny if it wasn't actually possible.
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