The floor guitar microsynthesizer Lider-2 (Formanta factory) is desined for using with external source, for example: guitar, organ and so on. The instrument can process sounds in different ways and mix signal inside the synthesizer. There are 5 rubber pedal controls which are likely to be used during playing. The following effects can be used by player: tonecorrector, flanger, chorus, solo, rhythm.
Controls:
General -
amplifier (ON)
output (effect, scale)
trigger (ON)
indicators - control, overload, effect.
Tonecorrector:
level
tone (1,2.3)
Flanger:
range
brightness
rate
width
Chorus:
frequency
detuning
Solo:
spectrum
rocktone
suboctave
Rhythm:
guitar
Rubber pedal controls - tonecorrector, flanger, chorus, rhythm/solo, effect. Supply - in, out (transit, amplifier, phones). Engineer: Igor Mironov, designer: Sergey Sarasek, produced by Urals Vector Company.
Category: Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner Semiconductors (the count is only for transistors) 25: AF106AF121AF125AF126AF117AC126AC127AC132AD150 Main principle Superhet with RF-stage; ZF/IF 10700 kHz Tuned circuits 13 FM circuit(s) Wave bands FM Broadcast Band Only Details Power type and voltage Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 120; 130; 220; 230; 240 Volt Loudspeaker - This model requires external speaker(s). Power out 20 W (30 W max.) Model: 420 - Metz Transformatoren- und Material Wooden case Shape Book-shelf unit. Dimensions (WHD) 460 x 143 x 260 mm / 18.1 x 5.6 x 10.2 inch
siehe auch Sonderausführung Metz 420 S mit nach hinten verlängertem Gehäuse zum Daraufstellen des Plattenwechslers.
Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg) 8.6 kg / 18 lb 15.1 oz (18.943 lb) Price in first year of sale 798.00 DM External source of data Erb Source of dataHandbuch VDRG 1964/1965 Mentioned in Metz Katalog HiFi-Stereo-Studio-Anlage 1966, HiFi Jahrbuch 2 (1965)
Specifications Tuning range: FM, MW Power output: 10 watts per channel into 8Ω (stereo) Frequency response: 15Hz to 50kHz Total harmonic distortion: 1% Damping factor: 30 Input sensitivity: 2.8mV (MM), 130mV (line) Speaker load impedance: 8Ω (minimum) Dimensions: 430 x 122 x 287mm Weight: 7.3kg Year: 1976 Downloads service data
Tula's factory of musical instruments "Melodiya". Tom - 1501 is an EMI, that has an orchestral effect. This portable instrument is intended for solo playing musical compositions of any genre. It is also can be successfully used in ensembles. Tom - 1501 is a one-manual keyboard instrument that can play the following soundings: piano, clavesin, orchestrall ensemble, viola, contrabass and wind instruments.
The instrument consists of the following sections:
assigning generator
12 manipulators
generator of infralow frequency
delay line
brass filter
block of filters
output amp
power block
volume pedal
sustain pedal
The only thing that forms all the tones is the main generator. That's why a possibility of instrument's detuning in the process of operation is eliminated. The basis of timbres formation of the instrument is a synthesis of 6 registers on the left side of the keyboard and 5 registers on the right one. Tom - 1501 gives one a possibility to change sounding during playing the composition using such special effects as vibrato, sustain, chorus.
Designer - Gennadiy Terekhov
Specifications: Number of keyboards 1 Total volume of keyboard 5 1/12 octave Total audible range 6 1/12 octave Volume of bass section 2 octave Number of registers 7 The generator has a frequency stability of max 0,3% Accuracy of pitch 0,035% Frequency modulation of the basic tone max +/- 3% Tones pitch retuning of the instrument +/- 6% Rated outlet voltage in a load on outputs, V - mono 0,3 - stereo 0,2 - piano 0,2 headphone (in a load 8 Om) 0,3 Level background/noise in a pause max 55 dB power consumption max 15 W Mains voltage (50Hz) 220+10 V dimensions 920х360х195 mm weight (upright not included) max 13 kg
Top and bottom - laminated maple, deliberately arched. Neck - rosewood. Binding - top and bottom, white; white binding on F-holes. Nickel hardware. Two pickups with adjustable magnetic screws; Switch: rhythm, solo, banjo and Shearing effect. Master effects control and Rhythm control.
Link:cheesyguitars Specifications: There were a couple of different modifications of Diamant. We'll mention just a few of them. Brand: Jolana, made in Horovice, Czechoslovakia Pickups: two HB. There were at least two types of them: soapbars with closed pole pieces (shown) and opened - with no covers. Sometimes there's a "Spectrum" logo on them. Controls: two volume, two tone, 3-way switch. A rare modification used a chickenhead switch instead of the regular Gibson-style one. Knobs were usually transparent, sort of LP custom design. Hardware: chrome Neck: bolt-on (yes!), 22 frets, trapezoid inlay. Binding: body (both face and back), neck. The binding is made with a sort of creme - white plastic, although its color is still not creamy enough to match Gibson. Bridge: tune-o-matic/stop bar. Tune-o-matic is somehow modified and features a 3D adjustment option for each string. Stop-bar is bigger than a standard LP. Tuners: Jolana standard. It is used on almost all the Jolana guitars - oval heads and oval back covers. Materials: maple neck, unidentified body woods Finishes: black, red, sunburst (rare). A couple of "modifications" : pickguard is screwed to the body, and the lower strap button can be screwed out and it reveals a screwdriver. wow.
The rhythm box has 16 preset patterns with variation: Afro, Swing, Samba, Boogie, Cha-Cha, SlowRock, Rumba, Disco 1/2/3/4/5, Beguine, BossaNova, Tango, Walc..
2 control sliders : VOLUME and TEMPO.
Power on/off switch.
Two buttons switch variation type : A+B, A or B.
Start/Stop is possible only with external pedal. Original pedal is included with this auction. Two pedal controls : start/stop and drum fill activation.
Power Supply: 220/240V.
On a rear panel is located 2 sockets : one for pedal, one for Audio Out. Output is on 5-Din connector.