MATRIXSYNTH

SIMMONS SDS-7

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Programmable Digital Analog Drum System / Killer Analog Synth!!
- 5 cards
- Each card plays a sample and an analog synthesizer voice

Below is a video posted earlier. More auctions from the seller here.

Minimoog Voyager

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Roland SH-5

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2 Elka Soloists and 2 Jen SX1000's

Via luke x.

"i took this photo at a gig the other night on my mobile and thought you
might like to see it... how often do you see 2 elka soloist's and 2 jen
sx1000's on the same table at the same time? they belong to a band called
'tonkl' who are great."

The Future of BASS Today!

This one sent in via Randy.

BELL Labs Bass Synth.

If anyone knows more about this one, feel free to comment.

Roland RE-20 Space Echo

Initial details:
* Amazing simulation of the famous Roland RE-201, with the spacious, analogue tone of the original Space Echo
* Faithful modelling of the RE-201’s tape flutter and magnetic head sound saturation
* Tap input pedal allows delay time to be set by foot
* Longer delay time than the original RE-201
* Control parameters such as REPEAT RATE, INTENSITY, and more via Expression pedal
* MODE SELECTOR knob with 12 placements just likes the original Space Echo

via Sonic State.

Telharmonium

"An early electromechanical instrument was the Telharmonium or Teleharmonium (also known as the Dynamophone), developed by Thaddeus Cahill in 1897. The Telharmonium was intended to be listened to using telephone receivers.

Like the later Hammond organ, the Telharmonium used tonewheels to generate musical sounds as electrical signals by additive synthesis. An authoritative history of the Telharmonium is 'Magical Music from the Telharmonium' by Reynold Weidenaar, Scarecrow Press, 1995."

Title link takes you to more info on wikipedia. I ran into the image here and realized I hadn't put a post up on the teleharmonium yet..