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+ | A [[modular synthesizer]] manufacturer based in the Chicago area. STG stands for "Suit and Tie Guy", aka Eric Williamson, a multi-talented performer and circuit designer; the monicker stems from his preferred stage attire. STG offers modules in the [[Dotcom|MU (Dotcom)]] and [[Eurorack]] formats. The module line focuses mainly on [[filter]]s, and [[control voltage]] generation and processing modules, and [[sequencer]] modules. |
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Latest revision as of 01:06, 13 August 2015
A modular synthesizer manufacturer based in the Chicago area. STG stands for "Suit and Tie Guy", aka Eric Williamson, a multi-talented performer and circuit designer; the monicker stems from his preferred stage attire. STG offers modules in the MU (Dotcom) and Eurorack formats. The module line focuses mainly on filters, and control voltage generation and processing modules, and sequencer modules.