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Revision as of 13:14, 4 September 2011
trilowatt signaling unit
Plural: trilowatt signaling units
Electronic tone manipulation software on very old-school hardware gives you what's nearly identical to an old midi-playing keyboard. All you need is a few pre-recorded, digitized helicopter and/or burp sounds, and you're ready to be an avant-garde musician ... from the 90s.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 70
Usable
Gives your sidekick understudy a new skill.
How Obtained
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signal processing code | functioning trilowatt computer |
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trilowatt signaling unit | |
When Used
First time:
There's nothing like a box that will generate random tones when you press one of its many buttons to turn anyone into an immediate amateur musician. Your understudy is no exception. Despite some slight musical potential, everything that comes out of this box is deeply annoying noise. Your sidekick learns a role: Midi "musician".
Subsequent times:
Really? You're not already so sick of the midi "music" your sidekick is currently putting out, that you'd consider letting them become even more inspired? Frankly, I don't believe you, and I'm going to spare you further pain.
