Founded: 1969
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Before synths like the ARP Odyssey and Roland SH-101, there was the Oberheim Two-Voice. This analog synthesizer was in production between 1975 and 1979 by Oberheim Electronics with artists like Vangelis and Vince Clarke making use of it. However, even at it's time not a lot of people managed to get their hands on one and after it was discontinued it only cropped up …
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Jan 18, 2022 . Rare Oberheim OB-1 selling by Original Owner. Monophonic, programmable, analog synthesizer introduced by Oberheim Electronics in 1978 and was the first analog synthesizer capable of storing patches and intended for live performances. Features include Oscillator:2 VCO's, LFO:1, Filter: 2 or 4 pole switchable VCF, Attenuator: 2 x ADSR, one for …
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The Oberheim DSX is a pre-MIDI digital polyphonic sequencer. It operates using a proprietary parallel bus and was designed for use with the OB-X, OB-SX, OB-Xa and OB-8. Connection was via a heavy 1:1 cable, which plugged from the host DSX to the target synthesizer using a rear DB-37 connector. The DSX is capable of driving up to 16 sequences concurrently. Sequences are …
Polyphony: 16 notes
Dates: 1981–1984
Timbrality: 1 part
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About This Listing. Studio Electronics ATC - 1 Tone Chameleon with Oberheim SEM. Rack-Mount Analog Synth with Oberheim SEM. Years of production: 1996-2003. Spec: dual VCO analogue monosynth. Key features: cartridge-based filter system. It has two LFO's and three envelopes. There are three envelopes to control VCF, resonance, VCA, OSC2 freq, OSC2 …
Brand: Studio Electronics
Availability: In stock
Category: Keyboards And Synths, Synths
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Operates worldwide on voltages between 100 and 240 volts at 50 to 60 Hz; 30 watts maximum power consumption PHYSICAL SPECS 31.8” L x 12.7” W x 4.6″ H (80.7 cm x 32.3 cm x 11.7 cm) 20 lbs (9.5 kg) Walnut end panels
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What it is. The EMuSer (previously called EmuComBox) is a custom designed USB - RS422 adapter for use with the E-Mu Emax-I, Emax-II and Emulator-II samplers and with the Oberheim DPX-1 sample player. The EMuSer uses a Teensy 2.0 microprocessor board from PJRC.COM LLC. The reason why the EMuSer has been created is that most commercially available USB - …
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SPECIFICATIONS Voices: Monophonic, with 3 note Paraphonic mode. Audio Outputs: 1 External Audio Inputs: 1 Interface: 1 rotary encoder, 24 knobs, 20 square switches—17 illuminated, one three-way toggle (filter fuzz), one 5-way rotary switch (filter selection), power. Main Display: 20 x 4 blue back-lit liquid crystal.
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Oberheim Electronics SEM (model CPS-1) Updated: 2004-10-14. OK, let's face it, the Oberheim SEM (Synthesizer Expander Module) is mainly famous for it's filter and the design of the synth is splendid though quite limited when it comes to architecture and routing. It was released back in 1974 mainly as a MiniMoog expander but soon it became famous as a synth …
Keyboard: none, standalone unit
Oscillators: 2, both with pulse and sawtooth
Noise: none, one of the cons
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What's new in SEM V2 2.9.0.1783: One piece of analog hardware that made history in the 1970s wasn’t even a synth; well, not at first. Created by Oberheim Electronics, the …
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Cal Quality Electronics, Inc. Address: 2700 South Fairview St., Santa Ana, CA 92704-5947 USA. Business Type: Service. Description: Cal Quality is a high mix electronics manufacturing provider. We provide engineering, PCB assembly, testing and supply chain management for original equipment manufacturers and electronics companies in a broad range ...
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Synths ⇝ Oberheim ⇝ Oberheim OB-Xa. The OB-Xa is an analog subtractive synthesizer that was available with 4, 6, or 8 notes of polyphony. It used a CEM3320 chip for its filter. Specifications. Year Released: 1981. MSRP: $5995. Keyboard: 61 keys . Multitimbral: 2 parts. User Patches: 120. Power Consumption: 50 watts. Dimensions: 1016 mm x 508 mm x 152.4 mm
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It also has knobs for volume and overdrive amount. The rear panel supports a mono out, midi in and thru, 3 foot switch inputs, head phone out, and a knob for pitch. It is white with wooden side panels. The OB-3 is one hell of a screaming good organ module. It's basically a B3 in a box. The 9 drawbars provide real time control over the sound.
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The OB-6 has two discrete VCOs along with a sub-oscillator per voice. The 2-pole, state-variable, resonant filter is definitely inspired by classic Oberheim designs while the all-analog signal path is completed by VCAs.
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(December 2010) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Oberheim Electronics is a manufacturer of audio synthesizers and a variety of other electronic musical instruments. Founded in 1969 by Tom Oberheim (a former designer and contract manufacturer for Maestro).
The OB-6 has two discrete VCOs along with a sub-oscillator per voice. The 2-pole, state-variable, resonant filter is definitely inspired by classic Oberheim designs while the all-analog signal path is completed by VCAs.
The 2-pole, state-variable, resonant filter is definitely inspired by classic Oberheim designs while the all-analog signal path is completed by VCAs. Dave Smith came up with the idea for the OB-6 when he realized that the Prophet 6 hardware and software architecture already had everything needed for a new version of the original OB polysynth.
Oberheim went bankrupt and was acquired in 1985 by a group of lawyers who changed the name to Oberheim ECC. Tom was creatively still at the helm, although he left the company within a couple of years to start a new venture called Marion Systems.
(December 2010) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Oberheim Electronics is a manufacturer of audio synthesizers and a variety of other electronic musical instruments. Founded in 1969 by Tom Oberheim (a former designer and contract manufacturer for Maestro).
Thomas Elroy Oberheim (born July 7, 1936, Manhattan, Kansas ), known as Tom Oberheim, is an American audio engineer and electronics engineer best known for designing effects processors, analog synthesizers, sequencers, and drum machines. He has been the founder of four audio electronics companies, most notably Oberheim Electronics.
Founded in 1969 by Tom Oberheim (a former designer and contract manufacturer for Maestro).
After a second bankruptcy in early 1988, Gibson Guitar Corporation, a larger musical instrument manufacturer (who, incidentally, also owned the Maestro brand), acquired Oberheim.