Receiver is a multipurpose electroacoustic device intended
for use as a musical instrument, divinatory medium, and interface for
investigating Electronic Voice Phenomenon. As a project and platform for aural
exploration, it is as equally inspired by the creative misuse of consumer
electronics as it is by the magical worldview persisting around
electromagnetism. Retuning, transistor realignment, general maintenance, and
modifications in this spirit are encouraged. The device was created as part of a broader project during a residency at Elsewhere Artist Collaborative, where it remains. Updates on the full endeavor to follow. Thanks to Jessie Martin for these photos.
Saturday, September 01, 2012
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Dual Condenser Mic Amplifiers
Two high gain amplifiers for two condenser microphones built around the LM741 op-amp IC. One microphone is an unwieldy little electret element. The other is a higher grade condenser element borrowed from its former post as telephone mouth piece. Part of a device made for Elsewhere Artist Collaborative. Probably my most intentionally compact layout to date.
RECEIVER Synth/RF Processor in final stages:
Based on an article and schematic provided by dxarts, with modifications made for optimal gain and selective feedback quality.
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Sunday, June 03, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Dual Modified WSG/ Plexi Panel
This pair of WSGs has been in frequent transit between the studio and the workbench for the past few months. The machines are housed in a wooden speaker cabinet that a friend picked up off the street. Pots and switches are mounted on a Plexiglas top panel. Adding voltage control inputs, cleaning up the layout.
Monday, January 30, 2012
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