Waldorf Q+

image via the-Music-House.

via swissdoc

Modular Rack

Click here for more images via Digitizer including a nice studio shot.

Casio Keyboard CZ-101 (1986)

YouTube via XippVid. via Shepitology. Don't miss this video.

Roland PG-200

images via this auction. This one is being touted as old new stock. via this VSE thread. The poster on VSE is gilwe.

"The PG-200 is the programmer to be used with Roland JX3P, MKS-30 and GR-700. The history of this specific item begins in the 80s, when a local guy who wanted to start a keyboard shop made a large order from Roland for analog equipment. However, his idea seemed to fail, and he had to sell most of the equipment privately over the years. Then it came to me that the guy had a few PG-200 units left. I had the chance to get them, and decided to put this one for sale on ebay"

Con Brio Desktop

Nice wallpaper created from the shot of the previous post. It was posted in the comments via Dave. I just liked the way it looks with Roland's The Synthesizer next to it.

misc modular

flickr by dannybosten

click here for mouse over descriptions of each module. You can click on the All Sizes link after that for a larger shot.

Module list includes:
mfb 601
MOTM 120
Doepfer A-155, A-174, A-102
Roland 100m 112
Roland TR606 modded
Doepfer A-156
PAiA 9730 VCF
DIY 4017-based sequencer
PAiA M2CV8
Acetone FR Rythmbox Soundboard module
Coron Synth Drum modded
Blacet Dart Star Noise Voice

Con Brio Pics

click here for more pics via Stephen Jones. Follow up to this post.

Casio SA1 + Novation A Station Glitchy Stuff

YouTube via shotmillions.
"A Casio SA1 going through a novation a station making some crazy crappy sounds..."

Mc09 vs Jomox Xbase 09 - Electronic Groove boxes

YouTube via massivebeatzz (click for more).
"Massivebeatz shows Roland's Mc09 monophonic synthsusing it's multitrack sample engine to duplicate tracks, synced with Jomox Xbase 09 Analog Drum Box."

Multivox MX-880

images via this auction

"The Multivox MX-880 is known as a preset monophonic analog synthesizer with a 3-octave, 37-note (C-C) keyboard with aftertouch. Although it is a preset synth by definition, it has 22 knobs and sliders which can override the preset values. As far as I know this analog synth was made late early to mid 1970 's. Some of its features were obviously taken from some of the Roland models that were made at that time, and the Filters on the Multivox MX - 880 are strikingly similar to the Moog filters. (rumored to have been identical)

Comments About the Sounds:
This synth can produce major electronic bleeps, sweeps, harsh noises, as well as mellow, moody, ethereal pads. Even if you don't know anything about synthesizer programming the layout of the controls makes it a breeze to customize the sounds to your taste."