Talk:EMS VCS 3

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The abriviation VCS stands for Voltage Controlled Synthesiser, and the number 3 simply refers to the fact that this was EMS (Electronic Music Studio) third version of the design, wich eventually made it to production.

[edit] Still in production?

The links section points here [1] and states that the machine is still in production. But the company's webpage was last updated in 1998. In theory I could telephone them and find out what they are doing (their number is 01726 883 265) but that would be original research. I would have to phone them up, write about them on a website, and then link to that article in order for the information to be valid under Wikipedia's rules. -Ashley Pomeroy 22:25, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

Good idea.--Dr. Who 02:13, 14 February 2007 (UTC)