Martin J. Newcomb: The Museum of Synthesizer Technology

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"The Museum of Synthesizer Technology by Martin J. Newcombe (Privately Printed July 1994, First Printing; softcovers)

Scarce 118-page publication illustrating the collection of the short-lived (1994-1997) Museum of Synthesizer Technology in Berkshire.

Contents:

Foreword by Bob Moog
Aims and Services of the Museum
The Exhibits
A Voyage of Discovery
History of the Synthesizer
Moog - History of the Company
Moog - The Range of Instruments
Oberheim
E-mu
Buchla
Sequential
Arp
Polyfusion
EML
EMS
EDP
Roland
Miscellaneous

Including the synthesizers:

•Moog 3C
•Minimoog
•Memorymoog
•Polymoog
•Sonic-5 / Sonic-6
•Oberheim 8-Voice
•Oberheim 2-Voice
•Matrix-12
•Xpander
•Roland (massive) System-100m modular
•Roland System 700 modular
•Roland System 100
•Roland SH-5
•TR-808 & 909
•Roland VP-330 Vocoder
•Korg PS-3100/3200/3300
•Yamaha CS-80
•Elka Synthex
•Oxford OSCar
•E-mu Modular
•Buchla 100's
•Buchla Portable Music System 3
•Buchla 700
•Prophet-5
•Prophet-10
•Pro-One
•Arp 2500 Modulars
•Arp 2600's
•Arp Sequencers
•Arp Odyssey's
•Arp Solus
•Polyfusion Modular
•EML Electrocomp 200
•EML Electrocomp 300
•EML Electrocomp 400/401
•EML Electrocomp 500
•EDP Gnat
•EDP Wasp
•EDP Spider
•EMS Synthi 100 console modular
•EMS VCS-3

Condition: Apart from a bump to the base of the spine (see picture), a bright, tightly-bound, Fine condition book."