Yamaha TQ5: Apparently, Bill Holland CAN Touch This

YouTube via gearwire. follow-up to this post.
"Now that Bill Holland has got you all MIDI connected and whatnot, it's time to bust out more of the Yamaha TQ5's capabilities. The TQ5 is basically the 1980s crammed into a stealth-looking box. Be sure to put on some neon pants and level your flattop before you watch this video about tone, LFO and envelope controls. See more on gearwire.com."

Solstitium-Alnitak

YouTube via Kobolnova
"A basic classical string sounding song,2 synthesizer were used: Korg Radias and the much older Roland JX-8P, performed and composed by Alnitak c 2008"

KORG Mono/Poly

images via this auction

Roland SH-5

images via this auction

Endorphin

click here for the flickr set by fibra.

MonoMachine and MachineDrum

flickr by Chris Randall of Analog Industries.

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Update: The images where captured with a LensBaby 3G. The same lens used in the Charles Cohen Buchla Music Easel video. You can find more info including another shot of the MOOG Source on Analog Industries.

Solar powered random sound generator

YouTube via headresonance. via Califaudio where you can find more info.

09 live modular and the Mega Eurorack Modular Planner

flickr by cray5656

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A proposed portable live modular setup done with the Mega Eurorack Modular Planner. Note, new modules have been recently added to the planner.

wogglebug2

flickr by sduck409
(click for more)

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"This is my motm format wogglebug #3. Very cool multi purpose random noise generator."

Roland TB-303

images via this auction
Interesting note about the AC Adaptor:
"Roland TB-303 Bassline (Serial 291700). This is the sound of Acid and Techno music. As can be evidenced in the photos, this particular TB-303 is in excellent condition and functions perfectly. All knobs functions are nice and tight and there is no signs of wear and tear on the unit. The battery compartment is extremely clean and the unit powers up fine with a AC Adaptor or with a set of Batteries. Perfect for making analogue music on the plane or the beach! The unit comes with an original AC Adaptor. For those of you who know, the ACA-120 is the longest manufactured Roland product, having been produced since the early 1980's!"