Screen accurate details:
- The correct model vocoder is the SENNHEISER VSM-201 VOCODER - a HUGE machine that the voice was created on during post production of the show.
- A costumed classic 1978 Centurion did not have its distinct voice while on the set, only the muffled actual voice of the actor inside the costume.
- Estimated cost if you can find one to buy $? (help me out here fellow Cylons!)
- There are a few "voice changers" on the internet from various suppliers who cater to the costume builders' market.
- Also there are a few "voice changer kits" from Electronic hobby companies.
- The above two options range in cost from around $15 to around $300 depending on where you buy and what features are included.
- There is NO exact sounding modern "on-the-fly" option for cylon builders (SO FAR!)
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