Korg Polysix Custom Wood Install

YouTube via beamercola

"Cascara wood via SynthWood.com"

Update: one more video and a flickr set by BeamerCola. (click to check out the shots)

Korg Mono/Poly Custom Wood Install

Yoko Sum - with noise.io

YouTube via MissJori
"Yoko Sum by Jori Tokyo. A sound produced completely with noise.io on iPod using the fresh created yoko-sum synth-bank."
You can find Noise.io here:

Roland SH1000 monophonic analog synthesizer demo

YouTube via sounddoctorin
"Bob Weigel of Sound Doctorin' ( http://www.sounddoctorin.com ) works through some of the circuit design and plays through the variable settings on the Roland SH1000 classic vintage monophonic synthesizer, the first unit shipped from Japan by the Roland Corporation in 1973. This one has the potted modules which were replaced at some point with non-potted circuitry it appears. We scrapped one unit because we had no front panel and many switches were broken etc. I think I'll use the guts to slap into maybe an EP10 of the same year though somehow :-)."

Korg karma & trinity demo By Covy, space4keys user

YouTube via Space4Keys
"Korg karma & trinity demo By Covy, space4keys user
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Roland MC-202 MicroComposer

YouTube via djpelinn
"mc 202 = sh 101 + "filter accent" and "slide" like tb 303"

buchla261108.wmv

YouTube via cray56

Jupiter 6 Europa thru Ineko and Steiner masters touch

video upload by b3nsf

"My Europa'ed Jupiter thru the Alesis Ineko into the Steiner masters touch and finally the Boss Se-70 for delay. sounds cool. later, ben"

Triadex Muse

images via this auction

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ROLAND GR-700

images at this auction

360 Systems Digital Synthesizer

images via this auction
"Up for auction is an extremely rare and vintage 360 Systems Digital Keyboard. It has recently been serviced. It has had all the keyboard bushing replaced with new properly lubricated bushings and the keyboard leveled. It has also had many of the capacitors in the analog signal path replaced. To my knowledge it functions 100%. It has factory installed MIDI, not retrofitted, and has been tested. It includes three PROM boards and 11 sounds. The sounds are as follows as best as I can describe them:

1. Piano - This sounds great. It has 48 PROM chips dedicated to just the piano so there is almost no "stretching" on the samples.
2. Mello Bass / Acoustic Guitar
3. Electric Guitar #1
4. Electric Guitar #2 (E to C)
5. Slap Bass 1 / Slap Bass 2
6. Rhodes
7. Oboe? / French Horn
8. Sax? / Trombone
9. Sax? (bottom octave is looped)
10. Alto Sax
11. Cello / Strings - When this sound is "doubled" it is very lush and very nice! Its best sound in my opinion.

The PROM chips are labled with the sound and chip number. They are described as follows:

1. PNO: 1-48
2. MSC2: 4-7
3. GIT7: 1-6
4. ?? (the labels came off): X4
5. FNK3: 1-8
6. RHO4: 1-4
7. HORN: 1-10
8. CEL: 1-20
9. VLN: 11-40
10. 12 Empty Slots + space for one additional PROM board for a total of 4.

The keyboard is 8 voice polyphonic and can be doubled or layered for 4 voice polyphony. The keyboard can be split and sounds can be swapped. It has pitch and mod wheels with variable LFO speed. I say that it functions like a Mellotron because it only plays the length of the sample and doesn't infinitely loop. ...Or I haven't figured that part out. The analog section of the synth's circuitry has many CEM chips for filtering and dynamics."

You can find more shots in this flickr set. via Jeremy.