via this auction
This one made me to a double take. It is not a synth, but is indeed from the synth company Radikal Technologies, as you can see here. I thought it was worth capturing for the archives. It's always interesting to see what other products interest boutique synth manufacturers.
The SAC 2.2 is a "Multi-platform Moving-fader USB / MIDI Control Surface
Full info:
Gain instant hands-on control of your audio software with the SAC-2.2 Software Assigned Controller!
There's no need to install or program this sleek control surface for interaction with your favorite music software. The SAC-2.2 connects to your computer via USB bus, and you instantly gain a new operational surface. Then, the SAC-2.2 lets you perform all your essential audio production operations - EQs, dynamic processing, effects, etc. There are plenty of motorized faders, rotary encoders and buttons. The rotary LEDs of the 12 encoders and 2x40 symbol displays further facilitate your music production. And the USB bus gives you an enormous advantage in speed of transmission compared with MIDI transfer of data. It's compatible with Pro Tools, Cubase, MOTU's Digital Performer, Logic, and many others! 
One of the coolest new features of the SAC-2.2 is that you can control several different programs simultaneously and switch between them in real time. The SAC-2.2 will automatically update itself with the correct operating mode and parameter settings as you switch between programs! In addition, this feature is networkable, meaning it will allow you to control different programs on different computers on your network! Got a great Mac-based sequencer and an awesome PC-based sampler? No problem. One SAC-2.2 integrated into your network means you can control them both at the same time - without the need to re-configure and re-boot! Save time and money with the versatile Sac 2.2 control surface!
• 9 touch sensitive motorized faders • 12 rotary encoders with 31 step LED displays
• 3 2x40 symbol displays
• 1 locator-Display
• 9 track select buttons
• 8 mute/solo switches
• 10 buttons for selection of mixer-parameters (pan, send/insert selector switch, send/insert 1-4, 4 EQ select buttons)
• 6 buttons for track-selection (audio, MIDI, input, instrument, bus, group)
• 4 buttons for track bank selection (1-8,9-16,17-24,25-32)
• 12 software navigation buttons, which can also be used for numeric input
• 5 channel-strip buttons • 5 transport-control buttons (play, record, stop, rewind and forward)
• 1 jog wheel
• 4 location markers
• 1 scrub-button
• 1 system button
• 1 shift button
• USB port with one input and a 4 way HUB for connection of additional USB devices
• MIDI port with MIDI-in, out, thru and power jack"
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