Buchla Music Easel (Modern)

Marsoni

M251S

$4499.50

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Buchla Music Easel (Modern)The Buchla Music Easel is a groundbreaking portable electronic instrument. The Music Easel unlocks various musical dimensionstimbre, melody, rhythm, and timeby shifting the focus from acoustic and material elements to signals and voltage. The 218 touch plate facilitated real time communication, expanding the Easel's potential vocabulary beyond traditional musical virtuosity. The Easel Command features an updated 208 Stored Program Sound Source with

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012