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Today, Blacet sells a full complement of modules in the Frac-rack format.
Today, Blacet sells a full complement of modules in the Frac-rack format.


== External links ==
[[Category:Frac companies]]
* [http://www.blacet.com/ Blacet Research]
[[Category:American companies]]

[[Category:Frac brands]]
[[Category:American brands]]


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Revision as of 18:28, 11 April 2017

Blacet Research was started in 1978 by John Blacet and was initially called Blacet Music Research. A series of DIY articles in Synapse and Polyphony magazines led to the introduction of some analog/digital synthesis modules in kit form. These included the Digital Pattern Generator, the Voltage Controlled Clock (with Event Arranger), the Phasefilter and the Frequency Divider. Later products were two analog delays, one of which was called the Time Machine, and the self contained wand controlled synthesizer, the Syn-Bow. The Dark Star, a mini noise based synthesis module was also available.

Today, Blacet sells a full complement of modules in the Frac-rack format.

External links

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