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Speaker Hacking / Victorian Synthesizer (14/10/14)
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This workshop, led by Andy Prior and David Strang, was based on the practice of speaker hacking / speaker twitching featured in the excellent book [https://www.nicolascollins.com/handmade.htm ‘Handmade Electronic Music: The Art of Hardware Hacking’] by Nicolas Collins. The book has a small feature on the work of [https://monoskop.org/John_M._Bowers John Bowers] and his Victorian Synthesizer. <gallery mode="slideshow"> File:2014-10-14 1.jpg | thumb | ''Victorian Synthesizer speaker hack with foil, clip, spring, and battery'' File:2014-10-14 2.jpg | thumb | ''Workshop group building Victorian Synthesizers'' </gallery> [[Category: Workshop]]
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