The proof of concept test for the THERMATRON, a vacuum tube synthesizer controlled by a flame. Created and built by Lorin Edwin Parker at Electric Western.
The right mixture of gas, air pressure, ...
The proof of concept test for the THERMATRON, a vacuum tube synthesizer controlled by a flame. Created and built by Lorin Edwin Parker at Electric Western.
The right mixture of gas, air pressure, high voltage, chemical ions and heat vary the flow of current through a flame. This current feeds into the grid and / or plate of vacuum tubes controlling an Electric Western Phantastron Synthesizer.
More info and more prototypes will be coming -- www.electricwestern.com
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Can you modulate it? That would be tight. Maybe just use the secondary of a step up transformer in series with one of the hv input wires, and run some midi tones/music through the primary of the transformer. And if it works I want 5%...:) Cool contraption Slinky. Good luck with your future indeavors/
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Maybe just use the secondary of a step up transformer in series with one of the hv input wires, and run some midi tones/music through the primary of the transformer. And if it works I want 5%...:) Cool contraption Slinky. Good luck with your future indeavors/