We have been manufacturing the Mellotron Mark VI since 1999 and the Mellotron Mark VII since 2005 and they are both still in production. They have the classic look and sound of the vintage Mellotrons with dozens of technical improvements. We are also continously supporting all analog Mellotrons and Chamberlins with tapes,

We have been manufacturing the Mellotron Mark VI since 1999 and the Mellotron Mark VII since 2005 and they are both still in production. They have the classic look and sound of the vintage Mellotrons with dozens of technical improvements.

The Mellotron is an electro-mechanical musical instrument developed in Birmingham, England, in 1963. It is played by pressing its keys, each of which causes a length of magnetic tape to contact a capstan, which pulls it across a playback head. As the key is released, the tape is retracted by a spring to its initial position.

The Mellotron Mark VI was designed by Markus Resh, David Kean’s associate (Mellotron.com ). It takes the main features of the M400 while making several changes. The Mark VI has a tube preamb. The wooden cabinet is stronger; it has reinforced corners, and a thicker back. It is lighter than the original cabinets.

We have been manufacturing the Mellotron Mark VI since 1999 and the Mellotron Mark VII since 2005 and they are both still in production. They have the classic look and sound of the vintage Mellotrons with dozens of technical improvements.

2018年7月30日 · Years of Production since 1999 Number of Units Mark VI: 102 – Mark VII: 4 Original Price $5,200 Dimensions W x H x D 83.82 x 86.36 x 55.88 cm Weight 44.45 kg The Mellotron Mark VI was designed by Markus Resh, David Kean’s associate (Mellotron.com ).It takes the main features of the M400 while making […]

The Japanese could never have invented the Mk2 Mellotron, a 350lb dual-keyboard monster containing more than 70 3/8-inch tape players, a reverb unit, amplifiers and speakers. In modern terms, it was 70-note polyphonic, eight-part multitimbral, and held up to 54 voices in its tape RAM (Rotten Analogue Memory).

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Improved Keyboard Action Touch sensitivity on a Mellotron! People who have played a meticulously adjusted Mellotron know that you can get a different attack to the sound depending on how fast you press the key down. The new keyboard makes it much easier to achieve this effect and provides for a much more dynamic sounding instrument.

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