Sequential Circuits Six-Trak

images via this auction

"The Sequential Circuits Six-Trak is a classic instrument from the 1980's -- the first multi-timbral"

If correct Sequential Circuits can lay claim to the following:
Prophet-5: 1st Programmable Polyphonic Synth with a microprocessor to save patches.
Prophet-600: 1st MIDI synth
Six-Trak: 1st multi-timbral synth

Moog Little Phatty Demo with Tony

YouTube via acaruso36.

Sequential Circuits Split-Eight

flickr by Ricardipus (click for more).

TI Touch and Tell

via epinastyelektronix on the Matrixsynth Forum. You can find more of his work including a bent Alesis HR16 and samples here.

SCREAM 2007: ANALOGLIVE!

"The program for SCREAM: Analoglive!, November 16th at the Redcat Theater in the Disney Music Hall in Los Angeles, is as follows:

Gary Chang: Sanctuaries: Faith (2007)

Chas Smith: The Ghosts on the Windows (2007)*

Richard Devine: Captract (2004)

[intermission]

Alessandro Cortini: Paris 1 (2006)*

Thighpaulsandra: The Aborted Ascension Of Angel Assassins (2007)*

Peter Grenader: The Secret Life of Semiconductors (2003)

*Denotes a premiere. Gary Chang's 'Sanctuaries: Faith' was part of his summer performance tour in Europe 2007. Richard Devine's 'Captract' is from his 2004 Schematic Records release 'asect/dsect' and Grenader's ' Secret Life of Semiconductors', in which only Part 4 will be presented, was originally written for and performed by the Odin Dance Company in 2003.

The performance will be heavily documented - photographed and filmed - with both posted at a future date on the EAR site and of course MATRIXSYNTH.

For more information or to purchase tickets, go here: http://redcat.org/season/0708/mus/scream.php"

Girls and Their Synths

Click here for more. via swissdoc.

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"