Not sure how much of a clone of the real thing this is, but it definitely looks impressive. Title link takes you to more details and shots.
"The picture above shows the Synthi A clone almost complete. Some mods I have added are arrowed above. First on the oscillators 2+3 I have added audio/LFO frequency switching. On oscillator 1 there is variable synch with oscillators 2 or 3 (switchable). This synch sounds excellent..! In addition I have added switches on all 3 oscilltors that allow a choice of either frequency or waveshape modulation via the control input columns on the matrix patchboard. This is a really worthwhile mod in my opinion..lets you have pulsewidth modulation of oscillators 2 and/or 3 via oscillator 1 for example. I added 3 tiny gren leds above the corresponding matrix columns on the frontpanel. When you switch from frequency to waveshape modulation..the corresponding led lights up to remind you of that."
Title link takes you to shots via this auction.
So that's what the Waldorf Nano looks like installed. I always pictured it as an internal card with nothing external facing on it.
Not sure how much of a clone of the real thing this is, but it definitely looks impressive. Title link takes you to more details and shots.
Sealed has a new page up on the Yamaha CS10 with details and audio. Check it out as well as the other synth pages. Seled's Deep Synhesis Page is a great resource.
I think this is the best shot of the MicroKorg I've seen to date. It's from this post on Loonytunes-Life The Universe and Everything. The image accompanies a nice Jazz track that actually features the KORG Legacy Digital edition; it doesn't feature the MicroKorg, but it is a nice shot. : ) My new wallpaper actually.
Looks like we are in a bit of a Jupiter-8 run. More shots from this Matrixsynth forum thread. This one from Dissolver. Some auctions shots are coming next.
