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    The preamp board wired up. This is the original preamp board. The circuit was adding a simple reverb circuit that totally ruined the sound of the amp so later we bypassed and removed this part of the circuit. The third socket from the left and its associated circuitry were removed.

    The preamp board wired up. This is the original preamp board. The circuit was adding a simple reverb circuit that totally ruined the sound of the amp so later we bypassed and removed this part of the circuit. The third socket from the left and its associated circuitry were removed.

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Magnetized Piano Harp

Posted on October 9, 2014 by dsssk

What if there were untapped notes and pitches lying dormant in one of the world’s most popular instruments? Then, what if somebody came along to awaken a new musical language in that ubiquitous instrument with the help of a few magnets?

Inventor Andy Cavatorta experiments with a piano harp and some interface hardware along with a laptop and some MIDI electronics and creates some of the most beautiful pad sounds I have ever heard.

Here is the link to the article in which he discusses his methodology:

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/how-to-build-a-magnetized-piano-harp-2

Here is the link to the youtube video:

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