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The Noisy Mic 2 by JMT Synth made in Japan is an unique vocal effects processor designed to transform any voice into uncompromising screeching and growling noise textures. Used by Dara Kiely from Gilla Band (formerly known as Girl Band) and Gerard Way from My Chemical Romance.

Only turns on while the microphone switch is pressed.

The audio input from the microphone is mixed with the built-in oscillator or external CV IN (when EXT CV is selected) by the MULTIPLEX CIRCUIT, input to a distortion circuit that emphasizes TREBLE-MIDDLE-BASS, and output from OUTPUT.

The LFO is applied to the VCO only when the VCO switch is selected, and can change the waveform and speed.

The distortion is reduced at the minimum GAIN, but the volume decreases, so adjust with the TREBLE-MIDDLE-BASS knobs and VOLUME.

You can change your voice in various ways with a responsive effect by emphasizing only the highs, mids, or lows.

The MULTIPLEX CIRCUIT is a modified ring modulator circuit that is adjusted to mix the voice and the built-in oscillator in a balanced way.

By adjusting the oscillator frequency to the pitch of the voice, you can create a whispering voice, from robotic to death metal.

A condenser microphone is used, which is so responsive that you can create various noises just by blowing into it.

The output section uses a mute circuit, so you can instantly open and close the output by turning the microphone on and off, and control howling.

The EXT CV can also be used to input other oscillators, LFO.JMT SYNTH noise machines, and analog synth equipment, which are mixed with the voice inside the unit.

Do not connect any microphone other than the one provided. Please note that connecting it will damage the circuit.

It runs on DC9V negative center or a 9V battery.

the switch on the mic for the sound on /mute.The sound is " ON" while pushing it.

The sound from the microphone goes to the multiplex circuit inside with internal VCO or External CV (when the "EXT CV" is selected).

And two mixed sound goes to the distortion circuit with TREBLE-MIDDLE-BASS.

LFO makes waves for internal VCO only.

It makes various sounds.

Oscillators,LFO,JMT SYNTH noise box or analog synthesithers can be put into EXT CV IN and they go to the MULTIPLEX CIRCUIT and be mixed with the voice from the microphone.

your quiet voice becomes from distorted voice to Robo voice.Even your beathe becomes various type of noise.

It has the mute circuit controlled with the push switch on the microphone.
Set Bypass to buffered bypass
Set Analog/Digital to digital
Set Power to 9V
Set Effects to compressor, distortion, EQ, multi-fx

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The JEM77 Green Multi Color (GMC) is a JEM series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1992. It is a signature model of American guitarist Steve Vai. It was made in Japan by FujiGen.

The JEM77GMC by Ibanez features a green and black swirl paint job which was applied by Darren Johansen of About Time Design (ATD).

It has a basswood body with a monkey grip handle and lion's claw tremolo rout bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with fluorescent green Tree of Life vine inlays.

The upper four frets are scalloped. Components include DiMarzio pickups mounted in a clear pickguard with a pair of green and black humbuckers flanking a green single-coil, a Lo-Pro Edge double locking tremolo bridge, a tilt output jack and Gotoh tuning machines.

The JEM77 PMC is a similar model with a purple swirl and maple fretboard with pyramid position markers.

The JEM77 GMC was discontinued after 1993. Just 366 examples were produced.

Year(s) offered: 1992–1993

Sold in: Worldwide

Made in: Japan

Finish(es): Green Multi Color (GMC)

Body type: Solid body

Body material: Basswood

Neck joint: Cutaway Heel

Bridge: Lo-Pro Edge tremolo

Pickguard: Clear

Knob style: Top hat (green)

Hardware color: Cosmo black

Neck type: JEM

Neck material: 1-piece maple

Scale length: 648mm/ 25½"

Fingerboard material: Rosewood

Frets 21-24 scalloped

Fingerboard inlays: Fluorescent Green Tree of Life

Frets: 24 / Jim Dunlop 6100

Nut: Top-Lok III

Machine heads: Gotoh SG381

Pickup configuration: HSH

Bridge pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Middle pickup: DiMarzio JEM Single (S) green

Neck pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Controls: Master volume / master tone / 5-way lever pickup selector

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The JEM77GMC is a JEM series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1992. It is a signature model of American guitarist Steve Vai. It was made in Japan by FujiGen.

The JEM77GMC by Ibanez features a green and black swirl paint job which was applied by Darren Johansen of About Time Design (ATD).

It has a basswood body with a monkey grip handle and lion's claw tremolo rout bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with fluorescent green Tree of Life vine inlays.

The upper four frets are scalloped. Components include DiMarzio pickups mounted in a clear pickguard with a pair of green and black humbuckers flanking a green single-coil, a Lo-Pro Edge double locking tremolo bridge, a tilt output jack and Gotoh tuning machines.

The JEM77 PMC is a similar model with a purple swirl and maple fretboard with pyramid position markers.

The JEM77 GMC was discontinued after 1993. Just 366 examples were produced.

Year(s) offered: 1992–1993

Sold in: Worldwide

Made in: Japan

Finish(es): Green Multi Color (GMC)

Body type: Solid body

Body material: Basswood

Neck joint: Cutaway Heel

Bridge: Lo-Pro Edge tremolo

Pickguard: Clear

Knob style: Top hat (green)

Hardware color: Cosmo black

Neck type: JEM

Neck material: 1-piece maple

Scale length: 648mm/ 25½"

Fingerboard material: Rosewood

Frets 21-24 scalloped

Fingerboard inlays: Fluorescent Green Tree of Life

Frets: 24 / Jim Dunlop 6100

Nut: Top-Lok III

Machine heads: Gotoh SG381

Pickup configuration: HSH

Bridge pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Middle pickup: DiMarzio JEM Single (S) green

Neck pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Controls: Master volume / master tone / 5-way lever pickup selector

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The JEM77 Green Multi Color (GMC) is a JEM series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 1992. It is a signature model of American guitarist Steve Vai. It was made in Japan by FujiGen.

The JEM77GMC by Ibanez features a green and black swirl paint job which was applied by Darren Johansen of About Time Design (ATD).

It has a basswood body with a monkey grip handle and lion's claw tremolo rout bolted to a maple neck with a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with fluorescent green Tree of Life vine inlays.

The upper four frets are scalloped. Components include DiMarzio pickups mounted in a clear pickguard with a pair of green and black humbuckers flanking a green single-coil, a Lo-Pro Edge double locking tremolo bridge, a tilt output jack and Gotoh tuning machines.

The JEM77 PMC is a similar model with a purple swirl and maple fretboard with pyramid position markers.

The JEM77 GMC was discontinued after 1993. Just 366 examples were produced.

Year(s) offered: 1992–1993

Sold in: Worldwide

Made in: Japan

Finish(es): Green Multi Color (GMC)

Body type: Solid body

Body material: Basswood

Neck joint: Cutaway Heel

Bridge: Lo-Pro Edge tremolo

Pickguard: Clear

Knob style: Top hat (green)

Hardware color: Cosmo black

Neck type: JEM

Neck material: 1-piece maple

Scale length: 648mm/ 25½"

Fingerboard material: Rosewood

Frets 21-24 scalloped

Fingerboard inlays: Fluorescent Green Tree of Life

Frets: 24 / Jim Dunlop 6100

Nut: Top-Lok III

Machine heads: Gotoh SG381

Pickup configuration: HSH

Bridge pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Middle pickup: DiMarzio JEM Single (S) green

Neck pickup: DiMarzio PAF Pro (H) green/ black

Controls: Master volume / master tone / 5-way lever pickup selector
Marked item as Vintage or Discontinued

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The JEM777 by Ibanez is a solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in 2017.

It belongs to the JEM series which is a line of six-string guitars which are signature models for American guitarist Steve Vai. This model is a reissue of the JEM777, in honor of the 30th anniversary of the release of the original, which was the first JEM. It was produced in Japan by FujiGen.

The JEM777 features a basswood body with special monkey grip cutout and lion's claw tremolo rout bolted to a maple and walnut neck with a 24-fret maple fingerboard with disappearing pyramid position markers. Components include DiMarzio Evolution pickups with a pair of humbuckers flanking a single-coil, an Edge double locking tremolo bridge with a locking nut and a carbon fiber Ultralite arm and Gotoh tuning machines. It is also equipped with a Back Stop for the tremolo.

Differences from the original version include the neck (the original had a one-piece maple neck with scarf joint), the pickups (the original had DiMarzio PAF Pro pickups) and the frets (the original had 6100 fret wire).

The reissue has a special engraved 30th anniversary plate at the neck joint, and comes with a hardshell case, a certificate of authenticity in the form of a tour laminate with a lanyard and special picks.

Model name: JEM777 30th anniversary reissue

Year(s) offered: 2017

Sold in: Worldwide

Made in: Japan

Finish(es): Desert Sun Yellow (DY) / Loch Ness Green (LG) / Shocking Pink (SK)

Body type: Solid body

Body material: Basswood

Neck joint: Cutaway Heel

Bridge: Edge tremolo w/ Back Stop and Ultralite tremolo arm

Pickguard: 3-layer black/ white/ black

Hardware color: Cosmo black

Neck type: JEM

Neck material: 5-piece maple/ walnut

Scale length: 648mm/ 25½"

Fingerboard material: Maple

frets 21–24 scalloped

Fingerboard inlays: 3-color disappearing pyramid

Frets: 24 / W/6105 (Prestige edge treatment)

Nut: Top-Lok III

Machine heads: Gotoh SG381 (non-locking)

Pickup configuration: HSH

Bridge pickup: DiMarzio Evolution (H) passive/ ceramic

Middle pickup: DiMarzio Evolution Single (S) passive/ alnico

Neck pickup: DiMarzio Evolution (H) passive/ ceramic

Controls: Master volume / master tone / 5-way lever pickup selector

String gauge (factory): .009–.042
Marked item as Vintage or Discontinued

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