JMJ,
Do you like this unit? Tom Oberheim was behind the development of it. What are your thoughts?
Thanks!
Do you like this unit? Tom Oberheim was behind the development of it. What are your thoughts?
Thanks!
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Maestro Phase Shifter Ps-1B
- Thread starter c0nsilience
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This is the pedal John Paul Jones used with the Fender Rhodes on No Quarter, yes?
I just re-listened to that song when I saw your post and never realized until now that the “bass” in the tune is clearly a synth!! I’m sure that is no new revelation to the music community… I just never noticed!!
(A pretty narly cool synth too.)
I just re-listened to that song when I saw your post and never realized until now that the “bass” in the tune is clearly a synth!! I’m sure that is no new revelation to the music community… I just never noticed!!
(A pretty narly cool synth too.)
Dan I think you are absolutely right! It has to be one of the most subtle and yet purest sounding phase shifter's I've ever heard.
I was lucky enough to hear a Maestro universal synthesizer system once. Wow! The circuit looked almost cobbled together, but the use of transistors for effect switching was way ahead of its time! : )
I was lucky enough to hear a Maestro universal synthesizer system once. Wow! The circuit looked almost cobbled together, but the use of transistors for effect switching was way ahead of its time! : )
