KAWAI TEISCO 100F // Final Session // Part 1 // triggered by ARTURIA Beat/Step

Published on May 22, 2015 LESINDES

"Mylast and finalsession with Kawai 100F. This unit had a comfortable Lintronics Midi In. PART 1.
Session partners: Arturia BeatStep and Ensoniq DP/Pro for the stuning FX."

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KAWAI TEISCO 100F // Final Session // Part 2 // sequenced + played

Published on Jun 12, 2015 LESINDES

"PART TWO NOW of my last and final session with synth from 1977. Kawai 100F. This unit had a comfortable Lintronics Midi In.

Session partners: Arturia BeatStep and Ensoniq DP/Pro for the stuning FX.In the 2nd part of the video the synth is beeing played."

Three Notrons in a Studio

A couple of pics sent in via John who has a Notron up for auction here. Click on the top pic to spot the synths. Note there are three Lintronic Notrons in there. The bottom is John Mrofchak on the right and Notron creator Gerard Campbell.

John is actually working on getting a Notron in the NY metropoltian museum of Art. According to John, "they have an amazing collection of musicial instuments, some electronic.."

Moog Memorymoog -- Lintronics

via this auction
"It's a Memorymoog - the keyboard that was so expensive to produce that it basically put Moog out of the game.

But wait, there's more! This keyboard has been flown to Germany where Rudi Linhard (aka Mr. Lintronics) has personally upgraded a ton of internal components, installed a fantastic MIDI implementation, and given it additional in/out functions for external access to the rockin' ladder filter that defines the Moog sound.

http://www.lintronics.de/ will give you an idea of what is done. The current Lintronics upgrade costs 3600 Euros. That's like a billion dollars. (or $5035 at today's exchange rate)."

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Moog Minimoog D w/ Lintronics MIDI

via this auction
"~1978 (s/n 10558) moog model d minimoog. the top nameplate is missing, but the one on the back is present :)

this mini has been modified in the following ways:

* Lintronics MIDI Convertor (LMC) allows remote MIDI control of this mini & adds an LFO)

(back panel, viewed from behind the mini, from the power cord looking right:)
* filter envelope -> osc 2 on/off switch (most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* LMC noise / LFO switch (when the modulation mix knob is set to 'noise', this switch determines if the mini's noise generator or the LFO signal from the LMC is active)
* (external input, hi/lo outputs are stock, 1/4" jacks)
* CV OUTput (1/4" jack, can be used to drive other 1v/oct synths)
* MIDI IN (5-pin DIN)
* Gate in/out (1/4" jack, can be triggered from square wave LFO, external foot switch OR can drive other NON-S-Trig gates)
* Osc 2 CV in (1/4" jack; most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* Osc 2 sync on/off switch
* Cinch/Jones connector for S-Trig control of envelopes (gate)

all keys work, but they DO require periodic cleaning. all knobs and switches work. a-440 reference works.

you will also get:
* LMC documentation (installation instructions, manual, quick reference card)
* Moog CP-251 (newer style, white rings) CV control processor (mixer, LFO, noise source, mult, lag generator, s&h) with power supply & manual
* Two (2) Boss FS-5U non-latching, reversible polarity foot-switches
* One (1) Cinch-Jones to female 1/4" plug adaptor for gate triggering of the original S-Trig jack
* Three (3) 1/4" jack to .206" (NOT 1/4") switchcraft plug adaptors (for 'glide' and 'delay' jacks next to their respective switches)
* printout of Minimoog patch book (from internet)
* printout of Minimoog operation manual (from internet)
* Voyager gig-bag
* Voyager dust-cover"

Minimoog with Bob Moog's Signature and Lintronics MIDI

via this auction

"It has been serviced by Rudy linhard, the inventor of Moog MIDI n Germany, (http://www.lintronics.de/minimoog.html) that calibrated and made e full revision"

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Moog Minimoog Model D 1975 (Lintronics upgrade)

flickr set By Viplay
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