Comments on: 1951: The Thyratone, a DIY Vacuum-Tube Monophonic Keyboard Synth

By: Gletson

Gletson — Mon, 24 Feb 2014 18:52:11 +0000

I looking for schematic !!!

By: Zygmunt Jerzynski

Zygmunt Jerzynski — Tue, 06 Aug 2013 18:30:18 +0000

Dear Sir,

It would be an honor for me, if you would kindly consider cross linking to my DIY site – in your bookmarks / links section.

My site is http://hiend-audio.com

and I am considering adding a link to your page in one of my sub-pages:

“Good DIY tubes”
“Good DIY electronics”
“Good Links”

I highly regard what you do, the results of your WORK, and the content of your site.

I would be grateful if you spare a minute and look at the content of http://hiend-audio.com
and tell me what you think. It is only 4 weeks old. but already enjoying over 12 000 screen-views and over 1000 unique visitors.

I would be much obliged if you add me to your bookmarks / links list,
as it would help to promote DIY in tubes / electronics as a hobby.

If you like what you see on my humble site, you can also “LIKE” it via facebook buttons.

Many thanks for your kind consideration, and
Best Regards,
zjj_wwa
Zygmunt Jerzynski
Warsaw, Poland.

zjj_wwa@hiend-audio.com

By: rrusston

rrusston — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 01:46:02 +0000

Richard H. Dorf was a prolific author many of whose books are still well worth reading. He wrote about electronic organs and other musical instruments a great deal and devoted much effort to DIY efforts as well as commercial projects.

Sadly, the TRCs (Toob Roller C**ts) have parted out a great many classic tube home and church organs. I believe many are worth preserving, not just the overrated Hammonds.