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Hiwatt Echo Theremin Musical Instrument

Ed Steele September 23, 2005 Comments Off

Hiwatt Echo Theremin Musical Instrument
The Theremin was invented in 1920 by Russian physicist Lev Sergeiyvich Termin. (Known to his friends as “Hi…what?”) Coincidentally, the engineers at Hiwatt have added a 300 millisecond delay to this electronic Theremin, which allows you to create really cool “sci-fi” music without even touching it. Oh, did I forgot to mention? You never actually touch this strange device – the Hiwatt Echo Theremin is a musical instrument that you play by waving your hand near it.
Hiwatt Echo-Theremin | Amazon.comHiwatt Echo Theremin Musical Instrument


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