flying high ..with elusive EMS.

[Martin Czech]

> Hello Jürgen and everybody
> 
> >  HJ> Time for another EMS clone ... guess which one (;->).
> > 
> > EMS Hi-Fly's phaser!
> > 
> The Ghost of EMS past has shown up yet again!
> Is there anybody among the group who has information about
> the more elusive EMS products?
> 
> For starters, I would love to see a complete exposé
> --with schematics, if possible-- of the complete Synthi 100 with
> later additions --I do have diagrams of the basic modules, but am 
> pretty much convinced that for example Stockhausens version includes 
> a special sequencer, which merits investigation. 
> The Synthi HiFly I haven't even seen in the flesh, although I know 
> the ominous tales about it.
> 
> So any pointers would be very welcome.
> 
M. Becker's book "Synthesizer von Gestern" (synthies of the past)
include a description of the synthy 100 and I think also Hi-Fly.
Also a Stockhausen interview, where he decribes the basic sounds
as "boring", but points out what good work was done with the sequencer.
The depicted synti100 came from the University of Glasgow into Beckers
hands, and has some non standard features, a lot more vcas ...

I think most of these machines where coustomised.

And , I think you can still order a machine at EMS.

m.c.