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Topic: Build your own Theramin from Radio Shack parts

total for parts $80

http://www.oldtemecula.com/theremin/rs- … /index.htm

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  • From: Florida, USA
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Re: Build your own Theramin from Radio Shack parts

Cool but what a damn headache!  Could someone build one for me? cool

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  • From: Detroit
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Re: Build your own Theramin from Radio Shack parts

ha ha true that!

If someone builds one for me I'll pay them $30-50 for their trouble plus the parts and shipping. big_smile

- Nic from Detroit... posting on JB's Forum since 6-2-2006
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  • From: North Carolina
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Re: Build your own Theramin from Radio Shack parts

I always thought those think were annoying.  Joe at least uses it sparingly.  I saw a band called Mardo and every time they would go into a chorus it was a theramin they even let the audiance run it for a while.  Zeppelin used it a bit too but only on whole lotta love.

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  • From: Florida, USA
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Re: Build your own Theramin from Radio Shack parts

Hopefully Joe isn't taking the whole theremin thing too seriously or we may soon see him don the Les Paul and play "Blues Deluxe" on the theremin!  Now THAT would be something to see!  BTW I love what Joe can do with his theremin, sounds like a flying saucer over the Grand Canyon.

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