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MIDI
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| The first voyage into MIDI stuff, absolute one off PCB's all round, eventually with MIDI expression via single bellows transducer. | |||||||||||||||||
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| Bigger means more stuff!! | |||||||||||||||||
| Gallery 3: MIDI radio prototype | ![]() |
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| Major development of digital transciever. | |||||||||||||||||
| Gallery 4: MIDI radio retrofit | ![]() |
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| MIDI fitted to John Colclough's 4 voice. | |||||||||||||||||
| My own accordion with mechanical spring contact MIDI! | |||||||||||||||||
| Gallery 6: Farfisa Transicord stripdown | |||||||||||||||||
| A lot can be done with an old Transicord. But the first thing to do is to strip out the old electronics. | |||||||||||||||||
| This is another John Colclough project, general spruce up and total respray of MIDI Transicord in metallic red. | |||||||||||||||||
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