MATRIXSYNTH

Yamaha CS80

via this auction. BIN of $14,999.99

via Heath

Elgam Snoopy - Organ Electric Piano via this auction
"Apparently appearing on an Ennio Morricone record, there's very little information about this on the net. Its got three sounds (Piano, Harpsicord and Spinet) which can be mixed together via the faders on the left of the keyboard along with the master volume. It looks really cool, a nice silvery blue and is in working condition. There's a little bit of paint damage which someone has tried to "conceal" with a sharpie marker and there's a couple of dinks / abrasions on the legs but nothing too bad. It has a keyboard cover which fits over the keys and then the legs can be folded onto the under side to make it more portable." via Rich 1

Yamaha VL7

via this auction

Listed as new in box.

via Joel.

Synton Syrinx Update

I updated this post with more images of the grey/metallic Synton Syrinx sent in via the owner, Uro. He also has never seen one this color before. Comments disabled here to keep them all in the prior post.

Eurorack Modular Planner

via Andy on the Plan B list:

"Just wanted to let you all know that I've nearly completed my Euro Rack modular planner which includes the Plan B modules.

http://mega.modularplanner.co.uk/

The above is unfinished as I'm awaiting images from the various manufacturers. The Plan B is kind of complete but still requires images and data for Model 16 & 18 when available.

Doepfer is pretty much all there as is Analogue Solutions, I have images for Cwejman and Analogue Systems which is going in over the next few days.

Feedback is welcome.
Andy"

Do check this out. The total cost in Yen, Euros, GBP and USD for the modular you configure is given.
Analog Solutions gets my vote for best images.

Workspace and Environment: The Volt per Octaves

"My favorite piece of hardware of all time is my Minimoog Model D, but right now it's in the shop for a general tune up. So, I've been having lotsa fun with my friend Ross Harris's Baldwin Synthasound! It's a super rare old analog monosynth that Baldwin made for a short time at the height of Minimoog and Arp 2600 popularity (1971).
Sounds like Dick Hyman in a box and I love it. It has one of the craziest glide times ever, like 20 seconds... But it actually says "Slide"..."

You can find the full interview on trash_audio.

The synth on the top left is the Baldwin Synthasound pictured here.

Airböurne Synthesizer auf der Musikmesse

Pictured here is the Airböurne AVS-04 from Martin Hollinger of Synthorama, a synthesizer museum in Switzerland. You can find a video of the AVX-04 at this year's Musikmesse at Synthesizer-Magazin. To get to the video click on the AVS-04 link. It will take you to the page dedicated to the AVS-04 on sequencer.de. Once there, do a find in your browser for Video and you should see it, and of course check out all of the other info on the AVS-04 while there.