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Monday, February 16, 2009
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Cool photo. Are those the Studio Electronics conversions of the Oberheim SEM and Prophet 5?
ReplyDeleteNice catch. The Prophet-5 looks like it. Not sure about the SEMs. You can see one that was modified by Studio Electronics here.
ReplyDeleteYou can also make out the lower left hand corner of a MemoryMoog :D
ReplyDeleteThanks. Labels updated. There's also a Roland above the SEMs.
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