>I'm one of those people who never got his Theramax working. Not one peep.
>I'd consider getting the Big Briar model, but only if I knew I could get
>>CVs out; alone the Theremin is limited, but as a CV-producing gestural
>controller, I think it's an exciting device.
I have a perfectly working Theremax boxed up in my garage. Yes, the CV
outs are terribly weak, but that's the way it was designed. Paia later
came out with an add-on board to boost the CV outputs. What amazes me is
how they allowed themselves to sell these things the way they were in the
first place. All they had to do was hook up a single voltmeter. Is that
too much design testing for a commercial product?!?
I have not seen the schematics for the add-on board, but I doubt it would
take more than an op-amp, a piece of perfboard, and a couple of resistors.
Anyway, the audio output works just fine, so it should work with any
pitch-->CV converter. If anyone would like to buy my Theremax, just make
me an offer, as I'm definitely not using it. I also have a broken EML 100
(not 101) if anyone is interested.