MATRIXSYNTH

Electron Machinedrum

via the forum where it is listed for sale with the mixer. DSI Mopho and Korg R3 in the background. Not sure what MPC that is or what's next to it. There are more shots here.

YouTube via jetdaisuke
"http://webdog.be/archives/0...
iPhone App "VoiceKeyboard" is a sampling keyboard just like a CASIO Sampletone SK-1.
Record your voice or any sounds. And tap keys to play your own music."
You can find VoiceKeyboard on iTunes here:

Circuit bent Casio MT400V

YouTube via derrytift2
"Soon to be up for sale on Ebay (links to follow shortly)"
Here's a search on Casio MT400V on Ebay: link.

Axel F on Ensoniq SQ-80 (iDrum and Reverb)

YouTube via derekaggs11
"Much fuller-sounding version of the dry, 100% SQ-80 I posted earlier. MP3 available upon request."
First version posted here.

Roland GR-300 w/ RC-1324-PDL-V2 Parker PM-10 as G-303 G-808 Controller Vintage Analog Synth

YouTube via WayneJoness

"Roland-Ready Parker PM-10 with a RC-1324-PDL-V2 acts as a vintage Roland G-303 or G-808 to control a vintage Roland GR-300 analog synthesizer. Filter presets, hex fuzz features and more, plus the original three "Craig Anderton" modifications are all built into the GR-300. No "modeling" this is the REAL THING with genuine analog circuitry! Also segments with GR-700, US-2, etc, Godin and Brian Moore guitars."

Custom circuit bent machine with Casio SK-5 etc.

YouTube via thenervoussquirrel
"This project was commissioned by Joe Henson, who specified that it should make as many strange noises as possible. After a few of meetings involving beer and a sketchbook, the plans were made for a machine that eventually included the following:

Modified Neurosmith Musini
Modified Casio SA-2
Casio SK-5 with 24 patch points, separate instrument/drum pitch control and assignable joystick
Modified talking toy educational computer
Patchable modulation section
1950s panel meter connected to audio out (funkyness indicator)
More details at www.nervoussquirrel.com, and please get in touch if you'd like to discuss a new project!"

I MOTM

YouTube via JohnLRice
"I started playing around with the left over patch from my recent MOTM-485 exploration video and came up with a self running patch that sounded interesting to me, especially since there is really only one oscillator being used. (the MOTM-650 arpegiation, COTK C1680 delay and MOTM-485 weirdness really fill things out!)"