Testing the Gakken SX-150 Analog Synthesizer, a $54.95 DIY synth kit distributed in the US by Maker Shed.
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Let's be clear: the Gakken is not an instrument. It's more of a noise making device.
All instruments are 'noise making devices'.
It may be a pretty limited instrument – but it's probably more interesting as a platform that musician hackers can build on.
"All instruments are 'noise making devices"
Yes, but not all noise making devices are instruments.
Crazy. I got one of these for my birthday the day this was posted. It's a surprisingly versatile instrument.
Sounds like you had a pretty awesome birthday.