MAESTRO W-1 SOUND SYSTEM FOR WOODWINDS
Maestro W-1 Sound System for Woodwinds for sale in perfect working order and excellent cosmetic condition (see detailed photos).
This is an amazing unit - basically a synth effects unit for brass/woodwind players - and is capable of some amazing textures and wild out-there sounds - works brilliantly with guitar, bass and all sorts of sources, though passive instruments may require the use of a pre-amp. Input is on a minijack socket. Whilst it tracks well and is extremely versatile - please bear in mind that this is vintage analogue technology so is not as perfect as modern octave/synth pedals...
YouTube demo below (thanks to the uploader):
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MAESTRO W-1 SOUND SYSTEM FOR WOODWINDS
Maestro W-1 Sound System for Woodwinds for sale in perfect working order and excellent cosmetic condition (see detailed photos).
This is an amazing unit - basically a synth effects unit for brass/woodwind players - and is capable of some amazing textures and wild out-there sounds - works brilliantly with guitar, bass and all sorts of sources, though passive instruments may require the use of a pre-amp. Input is on a minijack socket. Whilst it tracks well and is extremely versatile - please bear in mind that this is vintage analogue technology so is not as perfect as modern octave/synth pedals...
YouTube demo below (thanks to the uploader):
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Maestro W-1 Sound System for Woodwinds for sale in perfect working order and excellent cosmetic condition (see detailed photos).
This is an amazing unit - basically a synth effects unit for brass/woodwind players - and is capable of some amazing textures and wild out-there sounds - works brilliantly with guitar, bass and all sorts of sources, though passive instruments may require the use of a pre-amp. Input is on a minijack socket. Whilst it tracks well and is extremely versatile - please bear in mind that this is vintage analogue technology so is not as perfect as modern octave/synth pedals...
YouTube demo below (thanks to the uploader):
