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Saturday, June 02, 2007

What's Off About This Picture?

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Roland Juno-106
MOOG Voyager
Waldorf Q
Akai MPC1000
Ensoniq ZR-76
Clavia Nord Electro
MOOG Little Phatty
Posted by matrix at 6/02/2007 03:15:00 PM
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9 comments:

  1. Mr. Array6/2/07, 3:34 PM

    Signature Phatty with gray ends. :)

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  2. Anonymous6/2/07, 3:49 PM

    and green back

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  3. VICMOD6/2/07, 4:53 PM

    there is no chair

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  4. Anonymous6/2/07, 5:42 PM

    didn't amos and theglyph both do this since they work at moog?

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  5. Dave6/2/07, 8:25 PM

    Not sure why, but it almost looks like every single synth has been 'shopped in there...

    --D

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  6. Chris6/3/07, 4:45 AM

    there's some bad drop shadow on the synths on the right. My guess, it's a virtual setup from second life or something.

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  7. Anonymous6/3/07, 9:42 AM

    Waldorf Q - birthed from PPG lineage. Voyager/LP - birthed from minimoog lineage. electro 2 - birthed from rhodes and B3 lineage. ummmm...

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  8. Anonymous6/3/07, 11:20 AM

    no cat in the pic

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  9. Anonymous6/3/07, 1:57 PM

    No modular.

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