After a long hiatus, Video Scopes have returned! Learn more!
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Love it! I can finally complete my set and get a black and white scope (I have the other two originals!).
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We’ve offered some Video Scopes as part of Reverb’s Turn Up for Ukraine campaign!
100% of the instrument price will be donated to WHO Health Emergency Appeal for Ukraine. You can learn more about it here: https://ukraine.who.foundation
If you’re interested in getting a new Video Scope and supporting Ukraine in the process, please visit our Reverb store: Critter & Guitari | Reverb
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Need to connect a Video Scope, Rhythm Scope or Black & White Video Scope to an HDMI monitor/TV?? Use a handy dandy adapter!
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Excited to finally get my hands on a B&W scope. I do miss the nice wood construction though.
Hey ! I would love to enjoy the return of the Videoscopes but on the checkout page, the shipping costs to France are crazy high. From 172.70 USD for the cheapest option available to 185.50 USD for UPS EXPRESS. Is this a mistake ? I have ordered gear from all around the world and usually pay a quarter or a third of these prices for way heavier items.
Thanks !
EDIT : I have purchased the video scope from another USA based shop who offered acceptable shipping fees.
For folks encountering the same problem, just scout the internet for some other websites.
Will these ever get made again?
Thanks for your interest! We will have more EYESY soon. The EYESY can do similar oscilloscope visuals (like the Video Scope) and ‘trigger’ animations (like the Rhythm Scope). The EYESY has both HDMI and composite outputs.
While the eyesy is cool and a definite upgrade, It doesn’t offer the simplicity to be left out for public use at an exhibit like the scopes. The eyesy I feel has more user interface and pieces to go wrong long term
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By using the EYESY’s USB-MIDI and/or TRS-MIDI connections you can connect external MIDI controllers that would ‘replace’ the EYESY’s knobs and buttons for exhibit users. This would give you the benefit of being able to hide all of the EYESY’s controls from exhibit users. By utilizing something like Arduino, you could design your own MIDI controllers that would integrate with your exhibit design/experience more fully.
That’s actually a really good idea and super insightful. I am using a Wav trigger now by robertsonics and have messed with its midi functions a bit. Thank you for the idea
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Same question, can we hope a new batch of video scopes ? I’m especially looking for a black and white version for a specific project and I can’t afford the eyesi for it.
By the way, if someone has one to sell, let me know. Thanks.