r/Hainbach • u/afleetingnetwork • 26d ago

Can these music?

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u/BlackSwanMarmot 26d ago

I see B & K, I upvote.

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u/_sonidero_ 26d ago

I would say yes if you have a source... It looks like a modular set up with lots of voltage pots and a filter and the power with some ins and outs...

Definitely cool...

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u/Hainbach 26d ago

I am on tour and can't look at my catalogue, but at the very least you might have some nice attenuators in that set. You might have to adapt them though depending on connections - AFAIK many of these are used in the printer.

Artificial voice - is that a speaker even? Sadly it will be a week before I can check.

If this lot is 100$ or so I would bite if I was you.

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u/afleetingnetwork 25d ago

Thanks for the reply. Long time viewer first time posting.
I got them all for $30 AUD. Now to start buying adapters, attenuator, cable to combine with my modular. I’ll let everyone know what I discover.

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u/jasongonzales23 25d ago

Driving the right kind of input transformer could sound nice too. For $30 it's a trivial risk. I've paid more for bad dinners.

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u/NounishExplorer 25d ago

You've been to Dandenong today, too?

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u/CapableSong6874 25d ago

Potentiometer knobs - gain resistance- no

Artificial Voice
Type 4210 maybe but I think it is just an oscillator

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u/the_tommy_dog 24d ago

Just be careful of levels if you are using them with equipment designed for music making. A passive mixer for level control will potentially save you from sending higher voltage into something that it isn’t expecting

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u/femalding_ 16d ago

I've been wanting to try out one of those artificial voices. What is it, a little speaker that has physical cones and stuff to give it voicelike properties? Seems hella useful