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Quadrature sine wave VCO / feedback waveshaper
https://schlappiengineering.com/products/angle-grinder/
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Schlappi Angle Grinder in excellent condition with minor rack rash. Comes with instructional pamphlet, sticker, ribbon cable and 3m knurlies in original box. "The Schlappi Engineering Angle Grinder is a 100% analog quadrature sine wave oscillator with a waveshaper section that is wonderfully designed, both externally and internally. The Spin section consists of four outputs ranging from 0 to 90 to 180 to 270 degrees when oscillating. This offers four sine waves or, if in lower ranges, four LFOs. The Grind section is where the real fun is. Its output sends a sine wave similar to that of the Spin section, but Grind's output can really be brought to life when utilizing its waveshaping sliders. The input of the Grind section can receive audio or CV, so you could pass another VCO or other modulation source through Grind in order interact with the waveshaping sliders as well.What’s really neat about these two sections is that you can feed the Grind section into the Spin section and the waveshaper will become a voltage controllable non-linear feedback network–turning the four oscillator outputs into mangled filters with their own unique frequency responses. You can also use the four sine wave outputs and send them to different VCAs with their own distinct envelopes being fed into them, which, when paired with delay and/or reverb, can make for quite an elaborate swath of sounds. On top of this cloudy blanket add the Grind output with your favorite CV sources controlling the waveshaper inputs, and marvel at a fully fleshed out, one-voice patch."
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