Qu-Bit Nautilus Sub-Nautical Complex Delay Network

Qu-Bit Nautilus Sub-Nautical Complex Delay Network

Marsoni

M251S

$349.50

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Qu-Bit Nautilus Sub-Nautical Complex Delay NetworkThe Qu Bit Nautilus is a stereo delay that uses its eight delay lines to create complex networks that traverse an aquatic path. Synced with an external or internal clock in unique ways, the rhythms it generates interact with each other to create new patterns. The Nautilus has a gate CV output called Sonar. Using the settings and algorithms selected, Sonar will output a gate signal or CV that's based on the explorations of the delay lines. Explorations

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I have read the two earlier reviews. They are concerned with the Fitzgerald translation indicated as the "paperback" version of this edition. However, this edition (the Loeb Classical Library edition) is not by Fitzgerald but by A. T. Murray and is a prose translation as are all Loeb translations of classical poetry. Of course, the Fitzgerald translation is a monumental classic in its own right, but it is not the edition published by Loeb.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2012