Klaus Schulze

YouTube via boty81. Sent my way via Yves Usson of yusynth.

Clavia ddrum Racks

Title link takes you to a few shots sent my way via Eric Frampton. You can read more on the ddrum and other earlier products here.

NUSofting

Title link takes you to NUSofting, home to a number of soft synths including some a bit more esoteric like HarpTime, a Harp simulator, and Peti, a harmonium / accordion simulator. There's also your bread and butter synths, effects and more.

microkorg pcb macro shot

flickr by amatecha

TAMA DS200

No title link, just this one shot via this auction.

I haven't seen one of these before. According to the auction, this is a "2 channel oscillator DS 200 Analog Drum Synth." If you know more feel free to comment.

Previous TAMA posts

Update via the comments:
"I own one. It has 2 oscillators, which can be triggered by an audio signal via the front jacks (there are no jacks of any kind on the back). The unit is supposed to replicate a kick drum, and it comes reasonably close, in a 1970's washed out fashion. It does not kick hard, but it does have a ridiculously long decay setting. It also makes those disco bloops and bleeps you've heard so much of. Where this thing really shines though, is in making noise. It has a long 'sweep' knob, coupled with a 'tone' and 'decay' knob that can make a sound go from growl to scream in a very guttural way. If your familiar with Wolf Eyes, they use it on just about every track."

Roland System 100m-191-J

No title link. Just this one shot via this auction.

I haven't heard the System 100m referred to as the 100m-191-J. Anyone know what the 191-J is?

Note this is another item from the Stephen St. Croix liquidation.

Other items here.

Update via the comments: "well, took a 1981 roland catalog and it seems they only mention the 191J (as 5 modules rack, the 190 being the 3 modules ...)"

Oberheim OB-SX

Click here for some pics via this auction.

Note this has the blue pinstripes. There was an earlier version with gray like the OB-X.

I've heard both that you can and cannot swap OB-SX boards with the OB-Xa. If you know, feel free to comment. The OB-SX was basically a preset OB-Xa with minor editing capabilities. Going left to right you have: Volume (knob), Auto Tune (button), Hold (button), Chord (button), Unison (button), Portamento (knob), LFO Rate (knob), OSC 2 Detune (knob), Filter Frequency (knob), Amp/Filter Attack (knob), Filter Decay (knob), Amplifier Release (knob), Pitch Bend/Mod Lever: OSC 2 Only (Switch), Narrow/Broad (Switch), Up/Down Octave (switch).

Waldorf Microwave XT

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Seiko DS-250 Additive Synth

Remember Dave's Seiko DS-250? Looks like there is one up for this auction.

No title link. Just the two shots. If you are considering picking this up, do check out Dave's DS-250 page. I'm using the term "Synth" lightly.

That's a Yamaha DD55 in the background.

Oberheim OB-Xa

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.