Omdat ik er minder van ken dan jullie, omdat ik dat model nog nooit aangeboden gezien heb, omdat het vintage en analoog is en omdat ik em wel lekker vond klinken in sommige filmkes op youtube.
The Powertran Transcendent 2000 was an English synthesizer designed by Tim Orr, also notable for his work at EMS and Akai. In the late 1970s, a good synthesizer was too expensive for many musicians, so Orr conceived the Transcendent 2000 as an affordable kit that could be assembled at home.
In order to keep the kit cheap to manufacture and easy to assemble, it came in the form of a single PCB that was carefully laid out and accompanied by detailed schematics. Despite this simplicity, the build quality of an individual Transcendent obviously reflects the skill of the assembler. Common problems include a wobbly case, sticky keys, and potentiometers mounted too close to the front panel, making them awkward to adjust. As long as the synth hasn't been bodged too badly, these are all simply remedied by a competent owner.
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