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Modusonics Moog CE 904a Lowpass Filter

via this auction

"Modusonics Custom Engineering reissue Moog 904a lowpass filter module. The seller told me it was made by Moog CE but if I hadn't been told, I never would have been able to tell the difference, it looks cosmetically identical to the original Moog 904a. More info can be found on the maker at www.moogce.com. Their website hasn't been updated in several years so I'm not sure what the current availabilty/price on these are."

Moog 902 VCA

via this auction

"Moog 902 Voltage Controlled Amplifier synthesizer module. This appears to be a later model (non-RA) module, likely from the mid to late 70s. The serial numbers of that vintage were written on paper stickers or cardstock and attached to the back, it's very common for them to dry up and fall off and that is probably what happened here since it doesn't have the serial tag. So this vintage is a guess but the early models were badged RA Moog so it's probably a pretty good guess. If anyone out there wants to set me straight, I'd be happy to have the info and update the listing."

Ensoniq SQ-80 Demo Song: "Jack & Jill"

YouTube via derekaggs11
"This one uses some iDrum patterns. All sequencing done on the SQ-80 as always."

LEGO R2D2 Minifig with Sound and Lights

YouTube via brickmodder
"This is a custom install of a lights and sound board from a Hasbro R2-D2 action figure. I removed the board from the action figure and did some extensive testing and rerouting of the traces and components. This was needed in order to cut the board down small enough to fit inside a LEGO R2-D2 minifig. Everything needed to run the lights and sound are now inside the minifig. I used a 6mm x 6mm tactile switch in the dome and everything is running from a CR1225 battery inside the "body".

More information about minifig lighting can be found at www.brickmodder.net. You can buy lighting kits for your LEGO models at www.lifelites.com."