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Ken's site is fantastic for education; my kids and I regularly re-visit the 'rare' chip that turned out to be a touch-tone generator, and (as an owner of classi
by mountain_peak 5y ago
Ken's site is fantastic for education; my kids and I regularly re-visit the 'rare' chip that turned out to be a touch-tone generator, and (as an owner of classic synths) this series is better than that. I don't have a DX7, but do have the 'competition' - a Casio CZ-101, which uses phase distortion to work around Stanford patents (I think).
I'm secretly hoping one day Ken will pop the top of a classic CEM or SSM chip, which were (are?) the mainstay of many classic synths.
I also wonder if Ken prefers his MG-1 over the DX7 sound...