Sublime

[vodu]

Look what I've found today in my friend's workshop! Read your post franco really nice, so I've found like a pleasant coincidence.(i'm not being sarcastic or anything like that just for the record, It's just because I saw this machine today and remembered the post you did)
By the way do you have any clue why there's a thing like the ones in PS at the side? A knob?





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[FRANCO VESCOVI]

Look what I've found today in my friend's workshop! Read your post franco really nice, so I've found like a pleasant coincidence.(i'm not being sarcastic or anything like that just for the record, It's just because I saw this machine today and remembered the post you did)
By the way do you have any clue why there's a thing like the ones in PS at the side? A knob?





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Yes it was for controlling the voltage/speed, but It wasnt popular among its users and was hard to keep sterile. Also revolution was the first machine ever to use the mono type connection that was later used by Neotat. Its interesting because I believe this is the best type of connection ever, But too many people are stuck in their old school clip cord/RCA connections to give it a chance.