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Davolisint

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Ik heb gehoord dat dit de eerste europese monosynth zou kunnen zijn.

Een zeldzaam en bizarre instrument. Sommige toetskontakten kunnen wel wat reiniging gebruiken.

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The Davolisint is a 2 VCO monophonic analog synthesizer with a 3-octave, 37-note (C-C) keyboard, with the bottom octave, colored dark grey, doubling as controller keys. It features a coarse tune slider effecting both oscillators and a fine tune slider for Oscillator 2. Both Oscillators are also controlled by 7 octave switches (32', 16', 8', 4', 2', 1', 1/2') which are very similar to an organ, both in look and function. Any or all switches can be engaged simultaneously. LFO is fixed at a triangle/sine wave and has sliders for frequency and depth. Pitch bend is controlled by a lever labeled "extend". What's strange about this synth is that there is no control over the VCF or the envelope generator, however, there is portamento. The switches can also be accessed by the grey-colored lower octave of the keyboard. Every function is controlled by a different key.

Curiously, there is a 5-pin socket for a pedal on the back. It is unknown what this is for. Also interesting to note, it seems to have been marketed, at least in part, by MXR, whose label is badged on the top.
 

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Een quote van de Moog Cookbook:

Mark Mothersbaugh played on our album, did a keyboard solo on a Davolisint which is an Italian Synthesizer.

The thing that was neat about [the Davolisint] is it had two oscillators. They could both be radically detuned from each other with different vibratos. But the coolest part was this lever controller. You pull down on it. It wouldn't go up in pitch it would go down. And it had a hydrolic thing where it would slide back up slowly. You would pull it down like a tremelo bar and it would rise up slowly it wouldn't snap back. It'd go "BRRRRRR, BRRRRRRR" almost like a Bigsby Vibrato on a guitar. And that was very original, but it was the coolest feature on an instrument. It really made you want to use that part.
 
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