After two decades of resting somewhere deep in the dungeons of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, the synthheads decided to fully restore the classic. And the term fully restore should not be taken lightly. Just imagine the wiring behind the massive patch panels and all the knobs and buttons. Respect!
Rumour has it the only 3 units are fully functional to date and only 30 were made in total.
“It demonstrates that the composers in that 70s decade were very much focussed on pitchless, beatless music,” Mr Craythorn (senior technical officer of the university in Melbourne - in the photo below) said.
Rumour has it the only 3 units are fully functional to date and only 30 were made in total.
“It demonstrates that the composers in that 70s decade were very much focussed on pitchless, beatless music,” Mr Craythorn (senior technical officer of the university in Melbourne - in the photo below) said.
yours truly, the synthosaur... rrooarr
