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Synthesizer
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The Wersi Synthesizer was a portable single keyboard monophonic instrument which featured most of the options of a standard Wersi pedal department, but played form a 36 note keyboard. In addition, the Wersi Synthesizer included the
generator effects (glide up/down, vibrato, etc.) and the VCF-based wah-wah effects.
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| Model |
Synthesizer |
| Date of construction |
ca 1980 |
| Type |
Portable Monophonic Keyboard |
Dimension (W/H/D)
weight |
22"/6.5"/14", 22 pounds |
| Manuals |
1 x 36 keys |
| Pedals |
none |
| Amplifier/ Speakers |
none/none |
| Additional effects |
Voltage Controlled Filter (Wah-Wah)
Generator glide and vibrato |
| Additional units
| - |
| Generator
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| Voicing
| 5 ranks (monophonic)
Sine (flute) 16', 8', 4', 2', 1'
Sawtooth (brass) 16', 8'
Square (wood wind) 8'
Bass Guitar
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| Everything else
| Marketed as a synthesizer and bass keyboard. A novel use for Wersi's pedal keying card, the larger of which could accommodate up to 36 notes |
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