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GEM Optical Theremin MkII by MEM: New years synth special!

Submitted by SynthWise on Thu, 2012-01-05 20:57

via this auction
"Magic Echo Music's GEM MkII Optical Theremin.
Get your special loved one a Gem: Light sensitive instrument.

Features a single square oscillator that is controllable by light, the intensity, and movement of lights.
Circuit is casted in polyester resin and will last a lifetime. Beautiful hand stitched panel and hardwood walnut enclosure.

On board sawtooth wave LFO, adjustable


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