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[[File:1981 advert for Powertran Transcendent 2000.png||thumb|right|500px|Advert for the Powertran Transcendent 2000 from Wireless World magazine, June 1981]]The '''Powertran Transcendent 2000''' was a single oscillator monosynth, with an integrated three octave keyboard. The design by [[Tim Orr]] was published in [[ETI]] in July and August 1978 issues. It was available as a kit from [[Powertran]]. |
[[File:1981 advert for Powertran Transcendent 2000.png||thumb|right|500px|Advert for the Powertran Transcendent 2000 from Wireless World magazine, June 1981]]The '''Powertran Transcendent 2000''' was a single oscillator monosynth, with an integrated three octave keyboard. The design by [[Tim Orr]] was published in [[ETI]] in July and August 1978 issues. It was available as a kit from [[Powertran]].<ref>''The A-Z of analogue synthesizers part two: N-Z'' by Peter Forrest, Susurreal Publishing, 1996, {{ISBN|0952437716}}, p. 68</ref> |
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== References == |
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* Part 1 of Transcendent 2000, ETI, July 1978, [https://web.archive.org/web/20160123231517/http://www.spontis.se/pdf/t2000.pdf CAG], [http://www.emusic-diy.org/Schematics/Synths EmusicDIY], [http://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Electronics-Today/70s/ETI-07-78.pdf World Radio History] |
* Part 1 of Transcendent 2000, ETI, July 1978, [https://web.archive.org/web/20160123231517/http://www.spontis.se/pdf/t2000.pdf CAG], [http://www.emusic-diy.org/Schematics/Synths EmusicDIY], [http://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Electronics-Today/70s/ETI-07-78.pdf World Radio History] |
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* Part 2 of Transcendent 2000, ETI August 1978, [https://web.archive.org/web/20160123231517/http://www.spontis.se/pdf/t2000.pdf CAG], [http://www.emusic-diy.org/Schematics/Synths EmusicDIY], [http://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Electronics-Today/70s/ETI-08-78.pdf World Radio History] |
* Part 2 of Transcendent 2000, ETI August 1978, [https://web.archive.org/web/20160123231517/http://www.spontis.se/pdf/t2000.pdf CAG], [http://www.emusic-diy.org/Schematics/Synths EmusicDIY], [http://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-Electronics-Today/70s/ETI-08-78.pdf World Radio History] |
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* Tech Tip: Transcendent 2000 Preamp by R. N. Johnson, ETI, April 1980, p. 89 |
* Tech Tip: Transcendent 2000 Preamp by R. N. Johnson, ETI, April 1980, p. 89, [https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Electronics-Today-UK/80s/ETI-1980-04-80.pdf World Radio History] |
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* Tech Tip: Transcendent Pulse Wave Improvement by J. F. Jordan, ETI, April 1981, p. 37 |
* Tech Tip: Transcendent Pulse Wave Improvement by J. F. Jordan, ETI, April 1981, p. 37 |
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* Tech Tip: Duophonic Synthesiser Keyboard by P. R. Williams, ETI, August 1981, p. 83 |
* Tech Tip: Duophonic Synthesiser Keyboard by P. R. Williams, ETI, August 1981, p. 83 |
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Revision as of 00:30, 17 March 2022
The Powertran Transcendent 2000 was a single oscillator monosynth, with an integrated three octave keyboard. The design by Tim Orr was published in ETI in July and August 1978 issues. It was available as a kit from Powertran.[1]
References
- ^ The A-Z of analogue synthesizers part two: N-Z by Peter Forrest, Susurreal Publishing, 1996, ISBN 0952437716, p. 68
External links
- Powertran Transcendent 2000, Vintage Synth Explorer
- Transcendent 2000 Synthesizer, Archive.org
- Part 1 of Transcendent 2000, ETI, July 1978, CAG, EmusicDIY, World Radio History
- Part 2 of Transcendent 2000, ETI August 1978, CAG, EmusicDIY, World Radio History
- Tech Tip: Transcendent 2000 Preamp by R. N. Johnson, ETI, April 1980, p. 89, World Radio History
- Tech Tip: Transcendent Pulse Wave Improvement by J. F. Jordan, ETI, April 1981, p. 37
- Tech Tip: Duophonic Synthesiser Keyboard by P. R. Williams, ETI, August 1981, p. 83
- Powertran Transcendent 2000 modifications by C. Y. Kong
YouTube
- Powertran Transcendent 2000, five video playlist by Telefunkian
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