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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Roland System 100m Synth Pron

click here for more shots on sys100m.org.

via perterwendt
Posted by matrix at 2/27/2008 12:59:00 PM
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9 comments:

  1. psylux2/27/08, 2:09 PM

    That is enough System 100m to go to the moon, TWICE!

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  2. sonicbrat2/27/08, 2:14 PM

    Oh my... ... my noodling fits are coming on...

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  3. Dave Cornutt2/27/08, 4:46 PM

    Hey, it's the EEVIAC!

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  4. Unknown2/27/08, 6:21 PM

    That's Kevin Lightner's photo of Hans Zimmer's Roland. Zimmer bought up the remaining Roland stock after they stopped producing modules. He paid by the pound!

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  5. Zamise2/27/08, 6:30 PM

    Oberheim 4Voice there too I think, on the floor.

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  6. Unknown2/27/08, 6:38 PM

    Dang! I've always wanted my own telephone exchange.

    There are a lot more pics at the link other than the classic Hans Zimmer pic, too. Synth_ollie's huge system is there somewhere and I recognize one or two scenes from Japanese synth shops.

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  7. matrix2/27/08, 7:34 PM

    I switched the image. Anyone know who's the new one is?

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  8. Unknown2/27/08, 7:44 PM

    I have no idea, but the environment looks a bit like the modular/rackmount wall when you walk into FiveG.

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  9. Reed2/28/08, 12:37 PM

    After effective suppressing the memory of those yucky little Boss half-space effect boxes for 20 years, the dreadful specter reemerges.

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