Michael Weeks sent me a couple of links to shots of Josh Adam's studio. The first link takes you to Josh's website,
Neopolitan Labs (make sure to check out the gallery). I asked Michael if Josh had any association with Metasonix considering the number of modules he owns. He said no, but Eric Barbour of Metasonix did pay him a visit. The shots
here are from that visit. (Direct links for when the posts are no longer current:
one,
two,
three).
"Eric visited Josh's new studio being built in San Francisco, with analog synths everywhere and a literal army of Metasonix boxen (including NINE Agonizers, four Butt Probes, and at least two of everything else. And now, sixteen TM-6s.)
He says the photos only show a small fraction of it, much of the gear is still packed or being used by Josh's partner. Apparently, Josh hates software synths, even though he's a programmer."
Title link takes you to some shots and pdfs on Analogue Haven. Note how thin these are.
Title link takes you to more shots pulled from this auction. Something about synth shots in nature. And of course... Green.
Michael Weeks sent me a couple of links to shots of Josh Adam's studio. The first link takes you to Josh's website, Neopolitan Labs (make sure to check out the gallery). I asked Michael if Josh had any association with Metasonix considering the number of modules he owns. He said no, but Eric Barbour of Metasonix did pay him a visit. The shots here are from that visit. (Direct links for when the posts are no longer current: one, two, three).
Jason Nazarof sent in the following shot of his studio. Click on the image for a bigger shot. Title link takes you to Jason's MySpace site where you can hear this gear being put to use. Really good stuff. 
Title link takes you to Chris Strellis' Korg Poly 800 Slayer Mod page. He's added samples and video worth checking out (a little Coldplay going on).
