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1976 Oberheim Polyphonic Synthesizer Programmer Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.

BugBrand Modular Synth Cakes and Updates

"Liquorice knobs, strawberry rope patch cables and lots of fondant icing."

Another pic here. The BugBrand logo cake below is from last year.

You can find info on the module updates here. Pictured: "YN2A changes name to the Utility VCO and replaces the sine wave with a new ramp(ish) wave with waveshaping (same control as for PWM)."

Devi Ever on Etsy

Pedals and DIY joystick controllers on Etsy.

Be sure to see the Devi Ever label below for prior posts including video and more.

Moonlight Dance (Gephex + Reaktor 5)

YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan
"This movie has been made with Gephex and the virtual harp has been created with Reaktor 5."

Falling up (Gephex + Plogue Bidule)

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made entirely with Plogue Bidule in only one take, no overdub and no edit. The virtual images have been created with Gephex. Enjoy !"

Roland JU-2 Alpha Juno-2 Synthesizer Aftertouch Repair

via this auction
"This synth works properly and all functions work, though as with almost all Roland Synths of this era, the aftertouch on the keyboard does work but is not very responsive, and the aftertouch strip could be cleaned/de-oxidized to improve its response. This is a known problem with these synths. I have posted a link below [link] to an article describing the cleaning process. I also had the rotary encoder for the Alpha Dial professionally replaced recently with the proper Roland part because it had started to act a little flaky, so you can rest assured that it should continue to function well for years to come. Cosmetically, it is in good shape. There is a very small chip missing from the underside of the highest ("C") key, as you can see from the pictures. There are no dents or scratches on the top, back, and sides of the case, and there are a couple very minor scratches on the bottom of the case from normal wear and tear. Some of the screws holding the case are slightly oxidized and could be replaced, but this does not affect their functionality in any way."

Clavia Nord Modular G2

via this auction

WP-20 Simple Synth synth-02

flickr by arnont_arnont
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Op-1 at the museum

via the Teenage Engineering blog

"If you want to see Op-1 live and for real it is now shown at the Architectural Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. The unit shown is one of the first five pre-production units. The exhibition called Design for life is open for 2 months."