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Post Maestro PS 1A
on: March 30, 2014, 06:58
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Very cool pedal first time I used one of these it was built into a friends amp back in the 70s. Image
el reclusa

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Post Re: Maestro PS 1A
on: March 30, 2014, 10:27
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I used to occasionally play with a fella who had one in the late '90s- he picked it up for like $4 at Music Go Round. Another friend's wife recently spotted one sitting with some trash on the curb a few blocks from their house. Worked perfectly!

As I recall, these weren't particularly flexible, but sounded pretty good.
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Post Re: Maestro PS 1A
on: March 31, 2014, 03:42
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I've always loved the sound of the PS 1A. I have 2 one works good the other is a parts unit. These Fx had a lot of noise even when working right but the phase is so liquid and the speed shifts are smooth. I bought a Infanem Faye Sing a couple of years ago that does all the PS1A plus other sounds too boot. I use the PS1A for recording but I couple it with a Rocktron Hush rack unit which kills the noise.

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Post Re: Maestro PS 1A
on: March 31, 2014, 04:59
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Yeah it is pretty dern noisy through the Rock Amp without any noise redux. The swirly background phased noise is pretty neat though.
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Post Re: Maestro PS 1A
on: November 8, 2014, 16:08
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Interesting fact, the PS 1A was designed by Tom Oberheim. I believe Oberheim Electronics built it too.
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