MATRIXSYNTH

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"Moog Taurus II bass analog synthesizer pedals, good condition with all pedal/keys funtioning, synthesizer part functions as it should, both oscillators, with adapter and 4 different paper settings sheets, and atlas sound mic stand that you mount on top of the pedals and attach the synth/brain part on top of that."

ROLAND GR-300 Analog Guitar Synthesizer

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ARP SYNTHESIZER KEYBOARD ARPEGGIO NEWSLETTERS

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1977 ARPEGGIO NEWSLETTER
1976 ARPEGGIO NEWSLETTER
1974 ARPEGGIO NEWSLETTER
1980 ARPEGGIO NEWSLETTER

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The Muscle Contaminater Circuit Bent Synth by Mr.Ugly

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"I found this guy in the alley near my house, thinking that I could pull it apart and reuse the case, or maybe the pots, however, when I got home I was pleasantly surprised to find out that actually still powered up! Moments later I found that each one of the 12 outputs gave me controllable oscillations.
Each output gives the same pitch and rate controllable oscillation, however, each one can also be filtered with the knob just above the output. And, there's a master filter/volume knob, too. Runs on a 9v positive tipped adapter.
Of course, not being one to let a perfectly good electronic instrument just sit there innocently being what it should be, I added more knobs and switches that make it squeak and grind. I don't suggest using this for it's original, medical intentions anymore. I think it was meant to control muscle contractions. If you used it now, your muscles might balloon up until you look like a freakish hulk. Like one of those guys that looks like a pile of grapes."

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"The Muscle Contaminater by Mr.Ugly. 2009.

I found this weir medical device in an alley and circuit bent it. I would really do something like this, but IT'S A MEDICAL DEVICE! I MEAN: WTF!? Of course I had to mess it up. It's got 12 outputs!

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Waldorf microQ Rackmount Synth

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Roland Paraphonic 505 RS-505 Analog String Synthesizer

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Sequential Circuits Split Eight 8 Analog Synthesizer

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"8-voice polyphonic, bi-timbral analogue synthesizer. Rare synth , this was a step up from the six trak. Please see... http://www.synthmuseum.com/sequ/seqsplit801.htm"

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Roland JSQ-60 DCB Sequencer / Recorder with Original Box

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"-Roland JSQ-60 digital sequencer
-Original OEM Roland Power adapter
-Owners manual on DVD
-Original box

The JSQ-60 is a polyphonic sequencer connectible with DCB synthesizers such as the JUNO-60 or JUPITER-8. Due to its large memory capacity of approximately 2,000 notes, the JSQ-60 can memorize a complete musical composition . The JSQ-60 can also memorize changes in the patch memory of the JUNO-60 or changes in the patch preset pairs of the JUPITER-8. The JSQ-60 is capable of both real-time and single-step loading. In the real-time mode, all performances played by the keyboard are loaded. And in the single step mode, the pitch of each note is loaded in each step. While listening to previously loaded performances, you can overdub up to three times in real time. Shifting the JUNO-60's patch memory and the JUPlTER-8's patch preset pairs and starting/stopping the JSQ-60 can be controlled by the DP-2 pedal switch. A cassette interface is provided for limit less data storage. Two Sync out jacks are provided to sync with devices such as the TR-606 DRUMATIX or TB-303 BASS LINE."

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Roland MC-300 micro composer

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"The MC-300 is the same as the original MC-500 sequencer and still totally compatible with the MC-500 and mkII sequencers. There's 4-track recording in real or step time and 16 midi channel multitimbrality, a dedicated rhythm track, a built-in 3.5" disk drive with 100,000 note capacity and an LCD screen. Editing is intense and precise. The sequencer has 30,000 note capacity, track merging, microscopic editing, quantization and it's relatively simple to use."