Oberheim SEM with patch panel

Synthesizer Expander Module

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900.00

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In 2009 Tom Oberheim decided to revive SEM module which was released in 1974 becoming a real classic.

In the modern edition almost all functional blocks have been preserved without any introduction:

Two discrete voltage controlled oscillators (VCO) producing sawtooth and square waves.
A famous two-step voltage controlled filter (VCF), state variable (low, high, frequency cut).
LFO producing a triangular wave.
Two envelope generators with independent adjustment of ADS parameters. Routed to VCF and VCA.

This module is adapted to work in a modular system - the front panel offers CV jacks. 33 slots (3.5 mm mini-jacks).

Country of origin / production: USA

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Usage area
Modular System
Sound Module/ Tone Generator
Archetype
Analogue (A)
Polyphony
Monophonic
Tone Generator / Sound Synthesis
Oscillator Type	VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator)
Oscillators per voice	2
Waveform/ Spectral form (main generator)	Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
Waveform/ Spectral form (main generator)	Saw
Filter
High-pass Filter (HPF)
Low-pass Filter (LPF)
Band-pass Filter (BPF)
Band-reject Filter (BRF/ BEF)
Envelope Generator (EG)
Attack
Decay
Sustain
Audio out
Mono
Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm)	1
Audio in
Analog 1/8"	1
Power
Voltage	110V
Voltage	60Hz
Power Supply	Built-in, internal
Weight	3.5 kg
Case/ body
Metal
Color
White
Production start	2009

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