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I build analog video hardware by hand — instruments that break composite video signals on purpose. Each one is documented before it ships: schematics, scope captures, a catalog of what every bend does to the signal. The engineering is careful. The output is scientifically broken.

The shop does three things. It sells finished instruments — L/S/D+ is the current one. It takes glitch work for hire. And it runs a processing service at process.circuitbent.tv: you send footage, it plays through the hardware into a CRT, gets filmed off the glass, and comes back to you as files. There is no plugin anywhere in the chain.

Workbench with hand-labeled circuit boards wired into a broadcast converter — FIG. 1 — the bench. Relay-switched bend instrument, hand-labeled; broadcast converter above.

If a bend can't be repeated, measured, and written down, it doesn't go in a product.

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