1960s Stylophone Demo Record Side 1

YouTube via jafafah0ts
"Vintage demo for the Stylophone pocket synthesizer organ gadget doo-dad featuring Rolf Harris, side 1 of 2"

1960s Stylophone Demo Record Side 2

adding flexi disc for searching the archives.

Inv.Human Drone IV

YouTube via hexenduction
"This is the Serge Gator M-odule and Serge Creature M-odule by Sound Transform Systems playing with the Macbeth M5. All sound was generated by the M5, Gator and Creature.
A touch of delay was added by the Moog MF104, DD20 and the spring reverb of the M5.
Shot with a Kodak Zi6 in Macro."

Ultimate Bleep and Bloop Box

YouTube via otemrellik

"Three times the synthesis and power of the single bleep and bloop box, this new analog instrument is beautifully crafted from exotic wood and is built to last. Six knobs control oscillation frequency and length of pulse for the three square wave generators. Three toggle switches activate the individual synthesizers for endless combinations of sound and texture. A collaborative project between otem rellik and craftsman Derek Hendricks, these instruments are completely hand crafted and available upon request.

Features
1/4" output
3 blue leds
3 on/off toggle switches
3 oscillation frequency knobs
3 pulse length knobs
Comes powered with three internal 9v batteries"

Minimoog Voyager 01

flickr by dubphaser

full size

AKAI ME20A Manual

You can find the pdf here.

via d

Akai ME20A MIDI Sequence Arpeggiator

200e song

YouTube via hyperguy61
"nothing serious .... just a catchy little groove , buchla style :) sorry about the little tv noise in the beginning"

MacBeth M5N

via this auction
Serial # AH-0001
Date of Manufacture: 9/16/2007

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ARP Odyssey II Model 2813 Synthesizer

via this auction

ELEKTRONIKA EM-25

via this auction

"This is Soviet legendary synth Elektronika EM-25. It was made in 1987. Please see its specification here."

Roland Jupiter-8 with Kenton MIDI

via this auction

"Vintage Roland Jupiter 8 with RETRO-FITTED (KENTON) Midi input/output/thru. The Jupiter-8 is an 8-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer. Each voice features two VCOs with cross-modulation and sync, pulse-width modulation, a non-resonant high-pass filter, a resonant Low-pass filter with 2-pole (12 dB/octave) and 4-pole (24 dB/octave) settings, an LFO with variable waveforms and routings, and two envelope generators (one invertible). Noteworthy performance features include adjustable portamento, a hold function for making sound design easier, a versatile arpeggiator with DIN-sync and external analog clock input connectivity, assignable pitch-bender, instrument layer and split modes, robust load and save functionality for its 64-patch memory, built-in XLR outputs, and—in addition to legato and polyphonic modes—the Jupiter-8 includes a powerful unison mode. A Z80 CPU was used for managing storage of patches, scanning the keyboard, display, and buttons, port handling, and taking care of the auto-tune function among other things. The VCOs were discrete. The VCF was based on the Roland IR3109 IC (also used in the Jupiter 6, MKS-80 rev 4, Juno 6/60, JX-3p respective filter circuits). The VCA was the BA662. The envelopes were hardware generated by the Roland IR3R01 chip (also in the Juno 6/60), and are much faster than software generated ones in the subsequently introduced Jupiter-6 and MKS-80 'Super Jupiter'."

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