
Sunday, May 07, 2006
Saturday, May 06, 2006
Clap Trap Fap

This one via Loscha, via this auction.
"Music Aid (Simmons) Claptrap
Super rare and highly collectable. 100% analogue circuitry!
This was made sometime in the 1970s by the company that was to become Simmons (famous for their digital percussion instruments).
I have never actually seen another one of these, and certainly not on ebay. I think Mouse on Mars have one.
Can be triggered from just about anything (see rear panel). I was triggering it from a TR-808 and MPC 3000 no problems.
Please note: it does not do 'realistic' handclaps. It is an analogue machine, so if freaky analogue percussive noises are your bag then this is the box for you. It is capable of all maner of classic Rolandesque snares, crashes etc aswell."
Title of post also curteousy of Loscha. Thanks Loscha!
Electroplankton Fun on YouTube
Bob Cash's Keyboards and Synthesizers

EMS Synthi Hi-Fli Guitar Synth

"Legendary and very rare guitar synthesiser, designed by David Cockerell, and launched in 1973. As used by David Gilmour, Steve Hackett, Pete Cosey, and Chemical Brothers, to name a few. Serviced by EMS in Cornwall in 2004, when they fitted the envelope bypass modification. Unfortunately the stand is long gone, but the unit is in good condition (considering it’s age), and full working order. Took me a year to come round to the idea of selling it, but I don’t use it anymore, and this unit doesn’t deserve to end up gathering dust on a shelf. Please contact me if you’ve got any questions."
Via fabmass. Thanks fabmass!
Infant Noise
Francios Breant - Credits - New Flickr Shot

Also check out this Dick Hyman Moog album cover.
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