Monday, February 04, 2008
AnalogSuicide.com- Sonic Boom Coming Soon....
"http://www.sonic-boom.info
http://www.tummytouch.com
http://www.analogsuicide.com
http://www.tarabusch.com
Sonic Boom says hello to AnalogSuicide.com from Tim Love Lee's studio.."
Anyone know what the modular under the KORG SQ10 is? You can find a couple of previous posts on Sonic Boom here.
Update: here it is, the Tim Love M5. I thought it looked familiar.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think its a Macbeth belonging to Tim Love Lee.
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch for posting!! ; )
tara
www.analogsuicide.com
It looks like an M5 with a custom front panel. The size is about right and the arrangement of the controls looks identical.
ReplyDeleteM5N is a series with the white panel, Ken still makes these
ReplyDeletei love these little moments, where matrixsynth (in his hurry to give us such a wonderful blog to read day in and day out) forgets things he's already posted.
ReplyDeletehttp://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2005/10/synth-color-schemes-custom-macbeth-m5.html
do not fret dear sir, we forgive you. ;)
I too believe it's a M5 under what is an SQ-10 (not a MS-50)
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