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Device0018

Date Completed: January 2011
Last Known Location: Brentford, Middlesex, U.K.

This is a square-wave synthesizer built into a Guitar Hero guitar controller. Pushing the strummer down is a lower pitched mode and pulling up is a higher pitch mode. The five fret keys are monophonic and sound the highest key being held down, mimicking a guitar string.

This does not play traditionally tuned notes and the pitch control knob acts as a way to tune the range of frequencies laid out across the five keys.

The original whammy bar is used for pitch bending. There is a also a sort of tremolo effect that can be switched on with a large speed control. The front power indicator will then flash in sync with the effect.

There is also a switch to permanently pull up on the strummer so you free up a hand to tweak controls simultaneously. There is a volume trim control. The original power switch on back is used. It is powered by 3 AAA batteries that are accessed behind the original battery compartment. Output via 1/4″ jack.