*The girl with the kaleidoscope eye

Yeah they do sound similar but, the Pianet doesn't get that same growl when you strike the keys hard like the Wurly. That's an easy way to tell the 2 apart. The 200 series consoles are just as cool. I have a very obscure 214v console with the Keynote Visualizer as well as the 200A in this vid. You can see it here kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWa3doulqZJghZo But really, any of the 200 series will do if you're looking for that sound. Cheers!

@nonsuch nice! This a 203w I had, and a friend who I do restorations for came over to see my 65 sparkletop and freaked out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIGbh4eteLFnY8Usi=p4nn0BjWbUCml5ZR kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIHPlmB-qKl_nKcsi=iTiL70rFjWqgJtHG

It works great as either. It was a 65" 3D DLP TV which inherently has a 3D DLP Projector inside it. Instead of the DLP projector inside bouncing off a mirror to a polarized plastic sheet, you can point the projector anywhere you want. In my case, a projector screen so I can play games and watch movies, in 3D. The problem with it is it has a short throw lense so you can either put it close to the wall or try and put a new lens on. It's just a free solution because DLP TVs are generally thrown away.

@@nonsuch do you need some active shutter 3D glasses?

​@@nathanbulle5782 Yes. Just your standard LCD shutter glasses that work with DLP projectors and TVs. They are pretty universal. You can get them for a few bucks each now since the format is dead.

@@nonsuch this will definitely be fun

​@@nathanbulle5782 It's only gonna be fun if you're into 3D. The new LED projectors are dirt cheap and have bulbs that last a super long time. Bulbs for DLP projectors/TVs are still expensive and only last for 4000 hrs or so. Of course, these cheap LED projectors don't do active 3D. Well, you can get them to do Red/Blue anaglyph 3D but, who wants that lol? However, if you want to make a passive polarized 3D setup, you can do that with 2 LED projectors, 2 polarized filters, and a silver screen. You would only be able to use it with your computer because you'd have to have a way to split 3D source material into Left and Right signals that you'd send to each projector from 2 outputs on your video card. There might be a box that can do it but I don't know of any. The best part of that setup is, you can use passive 3D glasses like you get at the movie theater. I had a setup like that for a long time 15 years ago before DLP projectors/TVs were cheap enough for a consumer. Good luck with whatever you come up with.

Check the connections to the IR receiver. It's possible a ribbon cable could have gotten knocked out when disassembling. Also, depending on the TV, it could be on a small breakout board that attaches to the TV's front bezel.

@@nonsuch I’ll check if I left anything disconnected. Could disconnecting the speakers cause anything? I no longer needed the original speakers so I unhooked them from the board. But that’s all I did.

@@nonsuch I got it to work! I did a factory reset and it works great now. :)

@@PsychoJoeC Awesome!

I just did it last week so... we'll have to see. Is that something you heard happens after a Peroxide bath?

@@nonsuch yea I heard it from another KZbin video that his came back really fast

@@sm_hodson Well that's a bummer. I'll have to do some research to see if there's a container I can put them in that will stop it or at least slow it down from happening again. Some people's Stormtroopers have never yellowed so, they must be doing something right. If you come across anything, let me know.

😂🚬 Surprisingly no. The smoke got everything else though. However, I do have an angle and it cleans up nicely.

This song, along with the rest of the album, was a project I recorded, mixed, and mastered in my studio with Jon. I'm glad you like it and I'll let him know. Check out the rest of the album as well. We worked on it for a long time. Playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6WZiZWdfr5lb5I

@@nonsuch Help him set up a website or something. This Bethesda native is very proud of Jon, and you of course.

@@deepfreezevideo Well, he does have a FB music page: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063651282496. You can send him a msg if you'd like, he does respond to them. And I do believe his music is on iTunes, Spotify, CDBaby, etc.

😯 Really? Wow! Thanks for that tip!

Thanks! Here's the schematics in 2 parts. The Glide circuit goes before the CV IN on the 566 circuit. 566 VCO: imgur.com/0cuMZ0n Glide: lookmumnocomputer.discourse.group/t/diy-portamento-glide/2587

@@nonsuch hey. Thank you very much.

@@Nopp3 No prob. Let me know how it turns out!

​@@nonsuch built it on a veroboard today. Works great. I used 12v rails instead, as I'm on eurorack. It was a quick and dirty test with no panel or anything. now that I know it works I'll use this to create a more complex vco sometime later. EDIT: I should mention I didn't build the glide bit. but I like the idea of having it integrated into the vco as opposed to a separate module. I use glide often and its extra cool when you run several voices for that fat sound with separate glide times.

​@@Nopp3 That's fantastic! Yeah, I would imagine 12v is probably ideal for most modular setups. Did you have to change any component values to accommodate that? So, the reason I built the glide circuit was because the MiniBrute doesn't send it's glide out on CV and I wanted it to have that. What ended up being cool about it is now I have multiple glides and that's normally not something the majority of synths have. It just adds another dimension. I'm glad it worked out for you. I need to build it on a permanent board as well. I just wanted to be able to swap components out to see what I could come up with and maybe get lucky with something different. The 566 is a great sounding chip. Cheers! 🍻

To take the place of the original projector? I would say yes but, you might need to use the TV's old projector lens in place of the mini projector's lens. The TV's lens is a very short throw and there is a mirror and glass inside the TV that the image needs to bounce off of before it gets to the screen. It might be more trouble than it's worth and may not be bright enough. Since mini projectors are dirt cheap, just get one (if you don't already have one) and see what you come up with. If the TV just needs a bulb, that may be the best solution.

Your English is perfect. I think the unit sounds good. I don't really use it but, from what I have it does a good job. I'm just a fan of vintage gear in general. Is the unit you have in good working order? I do suggest using Deoxit on all the sliders.

@@nonsuch Thank you for your kind words, and the quick reply. I am big fan of analog audio equipment as well, but I'm not knowledgeable, like you are, to fix or restore vintage gear myself. I still didn't bought the unit, or have a chance to test it. Need to be ordered, before I can test it. Found it for approximately 60 euros. Do you know how much are they worth nowadays? If it's not indiscreet, how much did you pay for your EQ?

@@sonysoni5079 It's been so long since I bought it I can't remember what I paid. Although, I can tell you it was very cheap or I wouldn't have bought it. Especially in non-working condition. Have you checked eBay to see if there are any for sale? Also check past auctions to see if any were on there, and if so, what they sold for. I think 60 euros is a great price, especially if it's working. Can you ask the seller if it works?

@@nonsuch When I was checking on ebay, few days ago, I didn't find any of them. I am probably going to get it. Technically the unit should be in good working order, but case exterior isn't particularly well preserved, but i don't mind that vary much. I even like the look and character of distressed hardware, as far as they perform normally. You should keep your EQ for now. Everyone is migrating in to a digital realm. Working on a DAW-s and plugin EQ-s. All manufacturers of analog audio hardware also migrate to digital. Digital mixing consoles, EQ, compressors... This analog hardware is going to go up in prices considerably in a few years span. I can't remember that I seen graphic EQ whit VU metars before. They're going to be gems.

​@@sonysoni5079 Yeah, I have a lot of analog gear. However, there is still a market for it. A lot of companies are making reissues of sought after products and there's plenty to be had of brand new items. I've been using DAWs since 1994. I just have always used a combination of analog and digital. Definitely get the Tapco. I don't think you'll be disappointed as long as it works. Like I said before though clean the pots with Deoxit. They will perform better and slide easier.

the best part

300 what?

@@nonsuch This... Is... SPARTA!!!!! xD

I play it in my gigging key.

This key sounds so much better

Nice! If you remember, let me know how it turns out.

Hey thanks for the comment. Yeah, a buddy of mine in 2006 said "Dude, you gotta check out this website called KZbin!"... and the rest is history as they say 😂. Wow, 3 years old in 2006 huh? I was 33 lol. I'm the guy on the right playing bass in this video.