The Music Display produced color vector graphics, driven directly from music. It was built around a round color CRT salvaged from an abandoned TV studio in the basement of Hoch Auditorium. Display images here.
) The deflection driver is a Heathkit stereo amplifier. The tube amp matches the relatively high impedance of the deflection yoke. 12/23/17 4:08 PM |
) The original deflection yoke is still present, hanging off to the side, since it is a part of the resonant circuit that generates the high voltage. 12/23/17 4:08 PM |
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) The driver board controls the electron guns in the CRT. There are filters to map low frequencies to red, mid-range to green, and highs to blue. 12/23/17 4:08 PM |
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