The Synthesiser Museum Part 1
The Synthesiser Museum Part 2
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"Uploaded by original request, this video features the original music composed and performed by Martin Newcombe on equipment in his Synth museum which sadly closed in the mid 90's"
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
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Best synth museum ever. He charged 10 pounds admission.
ReplyDeleteI work at a keyboard museum in Calgary (www.cantos.ca) We got a lot of the electronic stuff from the Audities foundation (including the e-mu Audity itself and minimoog serial #1) among other things. I must say its probably the best job I will ever have.
ReplyDeleteif i had that many synths id build a giant maze and hire people to scatter them around so i could wander around in it all day making weird noises on whatever i found around the next corner...
ReplyDeletesmorgasbord!
ReplyDeletebrandon, that's pretty awesome. as much as one may find the concept of a synth museum odd, but audity an minimoog #1 sure do validate it. heck, those belong in the louvre :D
ReplyDeleteEr, I outta proofread stuff before hitting the button. What i meant is those are two of the coolest synths ever as far as historical relevance is concerned. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteWhats funny is that it has the stigma of being "calgary's best kept secret" Nuts to that...I'm telling everyone I know! They also have the moog Apollo and the Lyra, which never made it into production. But they still work and sound great. Perhaps I'll send some pics.
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