This psychedelic instrument was used by Jimmy Page in "Whole lotta love, "The song remain the same" during the 70's.
The "Ritual Waves" is a pure analog remake of this legendary theremin, handmade in Australia.
In 1919 Leon Theremin has invented the first electronic instrument, the sound produced is similar to old radios, used to create vintage horror movie sound effects, by interacting with the telescopic pitch antenna and your hand.
Its simple design features only one knob, "Adjust," which enables you to set the starting pitch, sensitivity, and null point to your preferences.
A 6.35mm (¼”) mono jack output plugged to a guitar amp, possibly via a volume pedal, delay, or other effects opens up a realm of possibilities, allowing you to craft experimental ambient sounds.
4 x Rubber feet and a female screw 3/8" thread for microphone stand mounting (Microphone stand not included)
Ritual Waves Theremin
Standard variant
- Enclosure dimensions (L/W/H): 152mm x 83m x 62mm (5.98” x 3.27” x 2.44”) Note: Dimensions include feet, not the antenna.
- Antenna dimensions: Length (L): 187mm (7.36”) to 780mm (30.71”) when fully deployed.
- Weight: 190g (0.42 lbs) without battery.
Lite variant
- Enclosure dimensions (L/W/H): 156mm x 81m x 56mm (6.14” x 3.18” x 2.2”). Note: Dimensions include feet, not the antenna.
- Antenna dimensions: Length (L): 187mm (7.36”) to 780mm (30.71”) when fully deployed.
- Weight: 180g (0.39 lbs) without battery.