Synth guru Ken Elhardt demos his custom Moog Polymoog Resonator:

This is an unplanned demo I threw together today of a Polymoog 3 Band Resonator that I ripped out of my Polymoog and built into a stand-alone unit for processing sounds.

It consists of three filters in parallel which all be switched to lowpass, bandpass, or highpass modes. Each filter has three controls: frequency, resonance, and amplitude. It’s one of the unique things about the Polymoog synthesizer which you don’t find in any other polyphonic analog synth

What happened to the rest of my Polymoog? I used the Polymoog case to built a coffee table, of which you can see a few pictures at the end of the video. That was sold off.

The rest of my Polymoog was sold for parts to quite a few people. My Polymoog just had too many problems to bother putting in the time and effort to fix.

As always with Elhardt, there’s some deep synthesis going on.

via Elhardt