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EF102 Photo Theremin
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The EF102 Photo Theremin by Electro-Faustus captures the magic of the original Theremin in a modern form. It uses a light-sensitive photocell to control pitch, allowing users to create otherworldly sounds. The device operates using a 9VDC Center Negative Boss-Style power supply (not included). Additionally, it offers the option to add reverb or delay effects to enhance the auditory experience. The theremin is designed to provide a unique and engaging musical experience for users.
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Electro-Faustus EF102 Photo Theremin
Brand New
$140
Electro Faustus EF102 Photo Theremin 2010s - Red
Very Good
$69
Electro Faustus EF102 Photo Theremin
Brand New
$175.58
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Electro-Faustus EF102 Photo Theremin
New
$140.00
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