"Here is a vintage brochure original ( not a copy) from the French Synthesizer
designed PUBLISON AUDIO PROFESSIONAL Paris France.
The brochure measures 8 1/2" x 11". The brochure is two sided in color. One side
shows the Synth KB 2000 and the other side shows the audio computer model DHM 89
B@ Stereo unit. This unit has a dual digital delay, pitch shifting memory
latch."
Update via Qwave in the comments:
"Here is a scan of my original
leaflet I got from an early eighties Musik Messe in Frankfurt.
images via this auction "The Synthesizer 101 section is a fully self-contained analog mono-synth. It features a 37-note keyboard (with no performance controls, velocity or aftertouch), and lots of sliders to tweak. Its design is similar to the SH-series analog synths. Controls for the VCO, LFO, VCF lowpass/highpass filters, VCA with ADSR, Noise, and Portamento/Glide effects are all within hands reach. There's also a handy A-440Hz tuning oscillator, like on the Minimoog.
220-250VAC 50/60Hz 10W Fitted with original Australian 240V plug. Serial number 480622"
YouTube via RothHandle. "I am currently producing the thirs album of the polish artist Krzysztof Antkowiak and today we started working on song number seven for the album. It turned out to be a slightly dancey track with drummachines, VP-330+, synkits and other nonsense...
Well anyway I had a feeling that one of the Yamaha GX-1 sounds just might fit the track. The sound you can hear is coming from the two massive tone cabinets left and right of the three manual keyboard.
This Yamaha GX-1 belongs to Benny Andersson of ABBA and used to be located at the Polar studio. Now it is at Roth Händle studios. It is the same machine John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin used on In through the outdoor.
If you are interested in similar artefacts the Roth Händle studio might be of interest...So please consider us for your next recording project, wedding or funural.
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Update via Moni in the comments: "originally posted previously here on matrixsynth as a high quality mov" I thought I put it up! I couldn't find it searching on the YouTube title. Thanks Moni!