RITM-2 | РИТМ-2 Analog One-Voice Soviet Synthesizer [Gold Face], 1988, made in USSR

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Description

This synthesizer was manufactured by Kirovsky musical instruments' factory in 1984, designer - Viktor Nikulin. The EMI Ritm 2 is an one-voice keyboard synthesizer designed for solo, ensembles and orchestral playing musical compositions of any genre. It can be used both for educational needs and creating different musical effects. This synthesizer can be used with an acoustic amplifier which has a response of 0,775. There is a possibility to use a low frequency amplifier such as radio receiver, TV and tape recorder. The quality of the sounding depends on an acoustic amplifier.

The synthesizer Ritm-2 can play soundings of the other classical instruments (keyboard, strings, reed and percussion instruments). It is intended for creating some specific sounds (wind, noise of surf, train, gun and whine). Using this instrument one can play some compositins with a random pitch and a timbre.

Control parametrs name: pitch wheel, modulation slider, modulation frequency, registers (4'8'16'32'), tuning modulation on, modulation amount, modulation waveform, noise, square waveform level, select waveform, wave level, cutoff, key track (1/1-1/2), resonance, modulation form/depth, phone, contour osc, output, memory, filter - attack, decay, sustain, release.

Specifications:

Keyboard's volume, octave	2,5
Total audible range, octave	5,5 from 'F' contra-octave to 'C' fourth octave
The error of pitch in module, %	0,2
generator drift over 4 hours of continuous work in module, max	1,0
Frequency change of the main generator, tone	+/- 1,0
output amplitude, min, V	0,775
Volume range control, dB	60
Mains voltage, V, frequency 50 Hz	220 within +/- 10%
Power consumption, max, W	10
Dimensions, mm	600е400е200
Weight, kg	9