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$5 dbx subharmonic synthesizer - not sure what it does, but will be finding out soon. apparently it's a pre-subwoofer bass enhancing madman.

at least THIS guy thinks so.

also:

hella vinyl.

- 3 Robin Trower records
- roger waters - requiem for a war (performed by Floyd)
- gilmour - something or other
- king crimson
- robert cray
- some old black guy blues shit (hell fukc yea)
- orsen welles - war of the worlds (story)
- isaac asimov - SCIFi as read by the great PRICELINE NINJA, Bill Shatt
- mountain
- live cream (YEAh)

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War of the Worlds is fantastic. It's something you'd want to own on vinyl instead of CD or MP3 or whatever.
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yeah, i'm somewhat of a nerd in that respect. i have the OG radio broadcast of that fake newscast on vinyl. pretty creepy shit. i've always wanted to remake it and break into the local radio station and TAKE OVER THE AIRWAVES and freak everyone out.
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when you said "hella vinyl." I thought you meant: Zach Hill + Spencer Seim.
I'm looking forward to seeing what that sub-synth thing will actually do, possible use to become turned into effect pedal? I hope so.

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"The chances of anything coming from Mars, is a thousand to one, they said"

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i think it was frank zappa that used to use one of those dbx units.
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dude. them shit's create subharmonic frequencies, usually REALLY LOW END. like under 100hz i guess, which is RUMBLE FREQUENCIES. the ones you feel more than actually hear. steal for $5!!!
A subharmonic synthesizer is a device or system that generates subharmonics of an input signal. The nth subharmonic of a signal of fundamental frequency F would be a signal with frequency F/n. This differs from "normal" harmonics where the nth harmonic of fundamental frequency F is a signal of frequency F*n.

Subharmonic synthesizers can be used in professional audio applications as bass enhancement devices. Popular audio-specific models include (amongst others) the dbx 120A and the Behringer EX1200.

Other uses for subharmonic synthesizers include the application in bandwidth extension. A subharmonic synthesizer can be used to extend low frequency response due to bandwidth limitations of telephone systems.
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Cool. Now you can be The Prodigy with one guitar... make peoples bowels move with awesomez low end!!
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i was actually just going to rig it through my hifi system (it really is hifi, i'm not just termslingin').

i guess i'll see what it sounds like in an fx loop. you chaps, always thinkin'.
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