Uploaded August 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
More info... RucciElectronics.com/0040
This device consists of three square-wave oscillators built into a NES Advantage controller. The joystick plays 4 pitches and the frequency spread is tuned with the first knob at the bottom. A and B control two additional oscillators with their own frequency controls. These also utilize the original TURBO effect which sounds like a stutter each with a on/off and speed control. The oscillators nicely modulate each other creating a wide array of noise.
Player select has been repurposed as a power switch, select and start have been replaced by red lights, and slow works as a way to hold down the A trigger and free up a hand.
There is a master volume control. Output is in the form of a standard 1/4" jack at the end of the original cable, which makes it easy to connect to amps, effects, or recording equipment. It is powered by an included external 9 volt battery.
More info... RucciElectronics.com/0040
This device consists of three square-wave oscillators built into a NES Advantage controller. The joystick plays 4 pitches and the frequency spread is tuned with the first knob at the bottom. A and B control two additional oscillators with their own frequency controls. These also utilize the original TURBO effect which sounds like a stutter each with a on/off and speed control. The oscillators nicely modulate each other creating a wide array of noise.
Player select has been repurposed as a power switch, select and start have been replaced by red lights, and slow works as a way to hold down the A trigger and free up a hand.
There is a master volume control. Output is in the form of a standard 1/4" jack at the end of the original cable, which makes it easy to connect to amps, effects, or recording equipment. It is powered by an included external 9 volt battery.
