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Old project I found that I had made in the 6h or 7th grade. I believe from plans from an Popular Electronics article. This was a popular sound chip used in toys & games. Radio Shack carried it back then. Interesting that I actully brought the project off of the breadboard and into a completed enclosure. Luckily I can solder a bit better these days. Does anybody remember the article?
12 juin 2016 - Synth Battle au Café de la presse
Crédits photos : Cyril Colom
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I bought this on Ebay a couple of years back.
It is an extensively modified Stylophone, it has a second oscillator, variable vibrato speed, envelope and mixer section.
It only partly worked when when i got it but has now completely stopped working. I plan to repair it to it's former glory.
I have no idea who modified it or when, but the circuitry looks very old.
One question springs to mind, it is marked wke stylosynth B, who has the stylosynth A?
Taking an inexpensive Chinese spectrum analyzer display and mounting it into a euro panel for a little color in the modular. While I doubt it actually displays spectral content, the algorithm does seem to filter and level indicate to some extent. It seems to have a built in "Bounce" though as if it was displaying dance music. That is a little annoying.