Moog Prodigy

images via this auction

Synthesizer-Magazin - Ausstellung @ c/o Pop, Köln 2008 BILDER+VIDEOs

you can find a link to the video on sequencer.de.

MS20VCAGraphic

flickr by bdu
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modular in blue

flickr by parasitk
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"My Frac modular, no longer separated into "live" and "studio" rigs (it's now both!) as of August 2008.

This patch sounds like this."

Minimoog Model D

flickr by gattobus
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Hammond L-103

YouTube via ZmajSnoshaj. Inside a Hammond.

"Enter the Hammond L-103 spinet organ and my first encounter with it's electromechanical..... issues. Special thanks to Oliver Chesler *also known as "The Horrorist and DJ Skinhead* for his perfect marriage of noise and grind with my novice video editing skills in "Strenth of Terror" and "Extreme Terror *111 Remix* as DJ Skinhead, and for "One Night In New York City" as The Horrorist. Mr. Chesler's high profile sound and tastefully vintage analog synthesizers do for me what Nascar does for rest of the rednecks in my part of the country. Another big special thanks to Peter Hopkins and Johnnie Shaffer... two major influences in my without whose contributions this project would have never made it off the ground... And to God...... Enjoy ;)"

Future Retro 777

images via this auction via watson.

Downbeat Steiner and EML Scans

two scans via Ryan on AH
downbeatSteiner.jpg
downbeatEML.jpg

"Stumbled across a handful of mid-70's down beat magazines that a friend threw my way a few years back. Apart from a '74 Stevie interview, can't say much piqued my interest, except for the various gear ads..."

Simple pad for SYNDRUM CLONE

YouTube via denha. "This is a simple pad for SYNDRUM CLONE."

1982 YAMAHA KEYBOARD PRODUCER CS01 SYNTHESIZER AD

via this auction

Update: some more info on the other items via AH: "They are the MR-01 Drum Machine, MM-01 Mixer and the MA-01 Headphone Amplifier. There was also a 4 track taperecorder and a chassi with integral patchbay to mount the recorder and mixer in.

If you mean Yamaha MM10 (not "MM-01"), that was my first mixer. Four mono unbalanced line/mic inputs, one stereo line in, one stereo out. Powered by wall wart or 9 V battery."