The first M21 mounted in the mothership

Image via Peter Grenader on the Plan B list.

The Model 25 and 26 Multi-tasking Processor product pages are up on the EAR site as well.

MOOG Voyager Jade Black

The new customer color Voyagers are up on the MOOG site. Here's the Jade green in black. Looks nice. The green in this shots is a bit closer the the green on my site compared to this. I'm curious what it will look like in person.

This one sent my way via Andy_Squirrel.

Kraftwerk - Aerodynamik

YouTube via TokyoNightingale. I love the green. : ) The matrix reminds me of my old site.

ARP Odyssey Serial Number 1?

Title link takes you to a listing for this gold on black ARP Odyssey with serial number 0001.

Technics WSA1R Expansion Card

Title link takes you to a post on Synthwire by brian comnes on the Technics WSA1R Expansion Card. The synth is also up for auction.

SENSUS - SENSUS (MUSIKLADEN 1984)

YouTube via roeek. Roland SH-101.

Update 3/12/2010:

Sensus - Sensus 1984

YouTube Uploaded by fritz51335 on Nov 29, 2010

"Sensus - Sensus 1984"

Acid Cat

"Apu really likes the TB-303 acid sounds of the Future-Retro Revolution demos"

YouTube via audioel

modularsynth total view

flickr by janvanvolt.

title link takes you to more.

Resurgence of Hardware on RetroThing

One of my favorite blogs, Retro Thing has a post up on the resurgence of hardware at NAMM.

"The recent development of stupidly powerful and stunningly affordable personal computers caused many people to loudly declare that hardware music synthesizers are a dying breed. It's true that software has virtually obliterated the low end of the market, but there were some fantastic "real" synthesizers at the 2007 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim last week."

It's interesting to think of hardware as retro. James definitely has a point. I have to admit, before the show I had pretty low expectations. It was great to see all the hardware shown this year.

Synth

flickr by Sandro O.o.

Korg MicroKorg