Welcome Luthier! Glad to hear that B3 is doing right by you!
Experience on another glis instrument like trombone, violin, slide guitar, musical saw, etc. seems to be one of the keys to quickly coming up to speed on the Theremin.
Luthier you might want to look at finest theremin build ever conceived.My simple $50 build: Classic Theremin .wavThis fits in an EtherWave Standard boxwww.Hwy79.comChristopher
thanks! I simply do not have the time to build a theremin, with all the guitar work I am doing! It sounds lovely, however!
"His explanation was that there was a radio station about eight miles from me, that could have been interfering. He could be, and is likely totally correct, however for an instrument labeled “pro” if I had to worry about such things as a performer, something was wrong. Living in a sparsely-populated area in rural Vermont, I shudder to think about interference in a more densely populated area." - Luthier
Sorry for your bad experience Luthier. The B3 is RC based, so it isn't as selective as an LC Theremin, and it could therefore be more susceptible to interference. But all Theremins are quite sensitive to many things going on in the electrical environment, it's kind of a wonder that they work at all with the AC mains field and the mega AM radio stations and such.
"I hope to be able to afford a Subscope, and am speaking to the mad-Scientist/artist who makes them."
I've never owned nor even seen one, but from what I've heard I don't believe you can go wrong with a Subscope, Dominik really knows what he is doing. The Etherwave Standard or Plus are nice professional instruments too, and sometimes you can find them used for not a lot of scratch.
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