Some pics via Modular: the documentary where you'll find even more.
Above: "The Paramus hybrid digital/analog synthesizer...this is the analog interface."
"The Sonde...a super oscillator capable of generating 200 sine waves...allowing the user to perform complex additive synthesis!"
"Fantastic panel graphics adorn Le Caine's Serial Sound Structure Generator"
"Hugh Le Caine's Electronic Sackbut, built in the mid 1940's, was the first electronic music synthesizer to employ voltage control...it also featured an extremely expressive keyboard that gave the player 3 dimensional control over pitch, volume and timbre."
"Electronic music legend Morton Subotnick with an original set of Buchla modules created for the San Francisco Tape Music Center."
"Andrew Kilpatrick with some of his modular creations"
"Bruce Duncan amid a Modcan system"
"Master technician and sonic wizard Jeff Blenkinsopp and portions of Malcolm Cecil's legendary TONTO."
"Mark Verbos and his monster Buchla...packed with modules of varying vintage and some of his own design."
