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                <text>Theremin;</text>
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                <text>A collection of my finest theremins.</text>
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&#13;
This unit also features an electro-theremin; a type of instrument The Beach Boys used in Good Vibrations. Instead of using the air to play notes you play sliding the notes on a physical sliding mechanism.&#13;
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Author's Notes: Unfortunately, I got a defective unit with a non-working speaker and headphone out. Although I never quite use the built-in speaker anyway. It may be an easy fix. But thankfully, the 1/4" out still works!</text>
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