Maestrovox

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  1. Greg Guest

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    Does anybody know anything about a very early synthesizer, probably from the
    1940s, known as a Maestrovox? I recently bought it on EBay as a long term
    restoration project and would be very grateful for any info or links that
    anyone has.
    Greg
    Greg, Dec 28, 2005
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  2. david morley Guest

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    Possibly a form of clavioline, no?
    Did you get it off ebay.co.uk?
    If so, I am preety sure it was missing it's amplifier which is a
    critical part. It powers the keyboard
    I mentioned this to the seller but he didn't mention this in the auction.
    Hope I'm not a bringer of bad tidings!!


    Greg wrote:

    >Does anybody know anything about a very early synthesizer, probably from the
    >1940s, known as a Maestrovox? I recently bought it on EBay as a long term
    >restoration project and would be very grateful for any info or links that
    >anyone has.
    >Greg
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    >
    >
    david morley, Dec 28, 2005
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  3. david morley Guest

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    PS: I do have an old clavioline amplifier lying around that may be
    relevant...
    David

    Greg wrote:

    >Does anybody know anything about a very early synthesizer, probably from the
    >1940s, known as a Maestrovox? I recently bought it on EBay as a long term
    >restoration project and would be very grateful for any info or links that
    >anyone has.
    >Greg
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    >
    >
    >
    david morley, Dec 28, 2005
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