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[[Charles Blakey]] set up '''Digisound Ltd''' in the 1970s. Based in Blackpool, England, it was run as a family concern. From February 1980 and into early 1981, there were a number of articles about the design and construction of various [[Digisound 80]] [[modular synthesizer|synthesizer modules]], in the electronics magazine [[ETI]]. From about June 1981, [[Maplin Electronics Ltd |
[[Charles Blakey]] set up '''Digisound Ltd''' in the 1970s. Based in Blackpool, England, it was run as a family concern. From February 1980 and into early 1981, there were a number of articles about the design and construction of various [[Digisound 80]] [[modular synthesizer|synthesizer modules]], in the electronics magazine [[ETI]]. From about June 1981, [[Maplin Electronics Ltd|Maplin]]'s newly-founded magazine [[Electronics & Music Maker]] took over the publishing of articles on new modules as they came out (although ETI did publish two or three others up until mid 1985).<ref>[http://www.digisound80.co.uk/digisound/history/history.htm Digisound History]</ref> |
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Charles Blakey set up Digisound Ltd in the 1970s. Based in Blackpool, England, it was run as a family concern. From February 1980 and into early 1981, there were a number of articles about the design and construction of various Digisound 80 synthesizer modules, in the electronics magazine ETI. From about June 1981, Maplin's newly-founded magazine Electronics & Music Maker took over the publishing of articles on new modules as they came out (although ETI did publish two or three others up until mid 1985).[1]