Forums Music The shape of things that hum synth documentary.Featuring the mini moog.

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    thelog
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      I did post this a while ago but I think I had my post deletion accident since then so here it is. Some of it is a bit messed up like someone has tried editing it badly but the first synth they talk about is the moog.

      #1253611
      p0ly
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        All about the 303 section. I like the 909 bit as well.

        #1253610
        thelog
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          Yeah man, dem 303’s are crazy. The most usefull thing that was never designed to do what people find it usefull for. LOL

          #1253609
          General Lighting
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            the biggest irony is the sound comes from early Japanese transistors being prone to noise, distortion and intermodulation of the signal, something viewed as a great nuisance in any other piece of equipment such as a radio receiver or hi fi amplifier. This caused designers (at least in Europe) to reject the entire 2SA/B/C series as “poor quality”, in favour of European low noise ones like the BC109 etc. Americans however used Japanese transistors in a lot of kit as well as their 2N series as thy were cheap.

            I vaguely remember Roland trying to make (or making) a new version only to find that Toshiba etc had long since stopped making the transistors as they weren’t popular due to the other problems!

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