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Wednesday, December 28, 2005

Green Waldorf Microwave

No title link. I was on a secret mission looking for green synths, and I came across this shot of the limitted Green Waldorf Microwave off of sequencer.de, so I thought I'd post it.



From Wikipedia:
"A limited edition Mean Green Machine was released at the same time as this
upgrade, being a Microwave with a new "Nextel" rubberized finish in a green
color, a certificate of authenticity, special rubber feet, and comical
silkscreening (the power switch was labeled Life, and the card slot was
labeled Food.) Normal Microwave units from now on featured the Nextel finish
in the usual blue color."

BTW, if you know of any other green synths, please share. So far I have the following:
Custom Forat Yamaha Motif
Cwejman
Green Buchla Thunder
Posted by matrix at 12/28/2005 01:53:00 PM
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1 comment:

  1. Anonymous5/28/06, 12:16 PM

    one of the earlier analog-like software synths was green (and said to have been designed by ex-Lego staff)

    http://www.creativemac.com/2001/01_jan/reviews/koblo9000/koblo9000-popup1.htm

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