MATRIXSYNTH

ARP 2600

via this auction

"Rare Un-potted Submodules!!

No Epoxy!!

Only the Orange & Black 2600's had these serviceable modules but, NOT all them...just a handfull before the end of the 2600's production."

Update: see the comments of this post.

SIMMONS SDSV electronic drums

via this auction

POLIVOKS - Soviet Analog Synth

via this auction
"SPECIFICATIONS:
Mains voltage of alternating current, V 220
Power consumption, W max 10
A range of operating temperature, C -10 / +35
Relative generator drift over 4 hours continuous work is within, % max +/- 05
Total musical range overlaped by main generators, Hz 21,8 (F of subcontra octave), + 5274 Hz (E of fifth octave)
Tuning range of the main generators, % min +/- 12 (+/- 1 tone)
Detuning range of the second generator, % min +/- 25 (+/- 2 tone)
Frequency change range of the cutoff frequency of the filter, Hz min 100 + 10000
Dynamic range of the synthesizer, dB min 60
Inlet voltage of the synthesizer in a load 10 kOm
Low output voltage, V 0,025
High output voltage, V 0,25
Dimensions of the synthesizer, mm 780x490x195"

Roland SH-1

via this auction

controvice SCHRAUBER aka BOLT

controvice (Googlish)
"SCREW YOUR WORLD"
"The BOLT is an easy-to-use step sequencer for pattern based music.

With its convenient user interface of their creativity are many ways to create the coolest pattern where.

The LC-display with Touchpannel and the endless rotary encoders with integrated push-buttons, they have all the major parameters under constant control."

Features
* 8 tracks with 16 steps
* 7 adjustable parameters per track
* 5 Step parameters and 7 step adjustable options for each step
* arrange by track concatenations
* 24 ppq resolution (pulses per quarter note)
* extensive copying features
* Save / Load of data in / from internal memory
* All functions can be used in playback operation REALTIME control

Technical Data
Connections:
* MIDI In MIDI In
* MIDI Out MIDI Out
* USB/Power USB / Power

User Interface:
* 240x128 pixel LCD (blue negative) with Touchpannel
* 16 endless rotary encoders with push-button

Serge Gator

YouTube via hexenduction
"This is the Serge Gator M-odule by Sound Transform Systems. All sound was generated by the Gator and Creature. This is one patch with 4 different passes, each slightly tweaked.
A touch of delay was added by the Moog MF104.
Shot with a Kodak Zi6 in Macro."

For Real

YouTube via WilyEPeyote.

Two Sequentix P3 sequencers, KORG Radias and Electribes.

"Just an idea I started working on tonight - a sketch with a few ideas I'll work on anyway. One sample that made me think of something Mike (Valant) had said recently .. and hey presto, the start of a new track.
Think the video must have been full - have to delete some stuff and will have another go soon. This probably isn't good enough to upload except as an example of a "before", hope it not too wacky! :)
Thanks Mike :)"