OZZY OSBOURNE Testing His ARP 2600 Synthesizer (German Subs)

YouTube via cosmocorps2000
"Scene from THE OSBOURNES with Ozzy testing/playing his ARP 2600."

Depeche Mode "Pimpf"

YouTube via DX5

"Only piano cover, not fully arranged as original.

Played on an Emu Emax with the original Emu piano disk. I play two different piano sounds (a doubled octave one with the right hand).
*Not perfectly played, some mistakes can be heard.

Composed by Martin L Gore."

BLIPTRONIC 5000 Unboxing! - $50 Tenori On twin for Kids, Bending!

YouTube via VJFranzK. Bliptronic on Ebay Bliptronic on ThinkGeek
"First look at this amazingly priced grid matrix mini synth! More soon, stay tuned - SUBSCRIBE!"

ARP Odyssey MK III 2823

via this auction

Oberheim MATRIX-6 Polyphonic Analog Synth

via this auction
"This synthesizer sounds phenomenal. I have a Juno 106 and Juno 60 and I think the Matrix 6 sounds (different yet) way more expansive and "high-end" than either. Also capable of a much broader timbral spectrum due to the extensive modulation routing capabilities. It just sounds so good! It's the best of that classic 80's DCO analog sound. Clean yet warm and luxurious... Also for those of you who are MIDI savvy there are easily accessible MIDI editors you can use to do all the patch editing from the computer interface...

The quibbles: Membrane button #7 doesn't work and the "NO/OFF double arrow" button doesn't work. There are workarounds for both of these buttons (For example go patch 69 and arrow up through the 70's patches) and the previous owner said he was always able to workaround the NO/OFF button with the arrow cursors and cycling yes to "NO" that way, then initializing."

Sold For: US $359.00

via selectivepressure in the comments

10 Step Analogue Synthesizer Sequencer CV/Gate

via this auction

"very unusual and unique Analogue Sequencer. This was purchased around 2 years ago on Ebay from a seller who had constructed it himself for an academic project. It has 10 Steps (Adjustable to 10, 9, 8, 6 or 3) and a pitch knob for each. It sends note information to analogue synth equipment using the CV/Gate sockets which use the 1V/Oct standard found on Roland and many other synths. It also has controls for speed and 'lenght' (ignore the spelling, it controls note length) I've used this to create random looping patterns on a Roland SH-101 over the years but have switched to a MIDI/CV system and no longer have use for it. It's fully working and although no Korg SQ10 it will provide hours of fun for anyone with an analogue set up."

AKAI AX-60 80s Analog Polyphonic Synth

via this auction

FOLKTEK Modified Omnichord OM-84 bent circuit synth

via this auction

"Modified omnichord two(om-84) Touch synthisizer. This piece features 60+ touch points allowing you to produce rich and complex tones, drones, harmonies, filtering and distortion. Multiple tones/notes can be played at one time to create thick and complex tonal harmonies. The hand etched copper clad section on top features 3 rows of twelve notes including ,mid,bass and grimey tones. The Bottom copper clad section features 12 sonorous chord tones as well as 10 amp points that in combination with any note section creates distortion, warble, noise, grime, noise and leval/bass boost. Omnichord functions regularly when no touch points are activated. This unit only runs on a 12v adaptor as the battery compartement has been utilized to house the modifications. Includes basic manual of the mods."

Sold For: US $775.00

via selectivepressure in the comments




previously posted

Roland GR-500

via this auction

"Roland Gr-500 guitar synthesizer system complete with guitar controller with hard shell case, ONE GR-500 control unit, and the original 24 pin connection cable. We have TWO control units, one with U.S. plugs, and one with European plugs and a US converter."

Sold For: US $1,985.00

via selectivepressure in the comments.

Fredwreck's Tools of the Trade

Fredwreck's Tools of the Trade from west coast theory on Vimeo.

"Fredwreck shows us the tools of the trade for making West Coast beats, rhymes and rhythms. See more at westcoasttheory.com."

Synths come in at 1:14.