Roland JSQ-60 DCB Sequencer for Juno-60 synth

via this auction

"Roland JSQ60 sequencer in very good condition. It has a built in DCB lead for connecting it to your Juno 6 / Juno 60 synth, or if you have a DCB Jupiter 8 (which I did at one point and used it for this) then that will work too. Very rare now. You will need a Boss PSA power supply to use this, although the cheap multi universal adaptors also work (9V)."

Minimoog Voyager Analog Synth Performer Edition V3.5

via this auction

"This Voyager has newest V3.5 software installed and newest bank set of 128 sounds loaded. This is still the 128 preset hardware version (only 1 bank set can be loaded at once)."

Sonodrome DIY and Software Instruments

http://www.sonodrome.co.uk
Pictured: "Posc - a battery powered, pocket sized oscillator. It has two square wave oscillators, one of which is controlled by changes in the user's skin resistance over two metal contacts. The pitch of the second square wave oscillator is controlled by manipulating the amount of light received by the light dependent resistor. The Posc can be set to work in either stereo or mono output through a standard 1/4" audio jack, so is compatible with a wide range of audio equipment. It is ideal for use with guitar amplifiers and effects pedals, PA systems, and can even be plugged directly into your computer or Hi-Fi audio inputs."

and: "Posc Rack - This easy to use effects rack will transform the Posc's sound, with 3 different effects units in one. Aside from EQ, Delay and Modulation the rack will also record in various standard audio formats. Each unit can save multiple presets which can then be saved and exported as a file. Try it out, it's not just suitable for the Posc, it does great things with other instruments too."

There are samples on site.
via Deviant Synth

KORG Kaossilator Pro

YouTube via Denkitribe. "wobble wobble..."

Yamaha DX21 FM Synthesizer With Wood Panels

via this auction
"When I acquired this synth secondhand it was suffering from a broken plastic end cap, though otherwise the synth functioned properly, its internals were unaffected, and the metal case was structurally intact. With the help of a carpenter, I produced two Walnut end caps for this synthesizer. Not only do these upgrade the synth's appearance, but they also improve the overall durability of the synthesizer. Otherwise, the synth is in decent cosmetic condition.

The DX21 is a 4 operator FM synthesizer which is similar in architecture to the DX27 and DX100. It is considered one of the best 4 operator FM synths that Yamaha made. The keyboard can be split to play two different patches or two patches can be stacked. It also is one of the only Yamaha FM synths of its era to include a built-in chorus effect, which sounds quite nice."

DX21 Manual (from Yamaha)

DX21 Performance Notes (from Yamaha)

korg ds-10 track 42

YouTube via korgds10
"Highly repetitive and quite short track (will be over in a flash). If you kinda like this tunette, stop by at the home of the DS-10 at http://korgds-10.blogspot.com for the "better" quality mp3."

Novation ReMOTE 25 SL Controller

YouTube via elementofart
"Ich benutze die Remote 25 sehr gerne. Hauptsächlich als Controller für den Thor-Synthesizer in Reason."

Pedalboard Rearrangement

YouTube via penguinrock
"My process involved in setting up my guitar effects pedalboard.
Discussed here: Pedal Pad MPS-XL, Monster Power, drawing sketches,
cutting velcro shapes, applying epoxy."

Messin' around with Roland's JUNO-60

YouTube via saulocisneros
"Just trippin' with a Juno-60 that I got earlier today.
I also have a Juno 106. YES they SOUND different, they behave different, they have different character and features... I'll keep both."

Speak & spell mingles in the studio

YouTube via RothHandle
"Yesterday was a reunion of sorts as Claes Eliasson came back to Studio and helped me out to record some fresh overdubs for the new Necromonkey album. The song we worked on is called Tuesday as it was recorded on a Wednesday.

This film was recorded at Roth Händle studos in Stockholm, Sweden. This is where I spend my days recording and producing artists...The studio started in my apartment and evolved slowly from there. This is the forth location of the studio. The first one obviously was at home...the second and third was at a abandoned shipyard outside of Stockholm. The studio works more or less in two ways either the artists come here to the studio or people send files that I work with...If you are curious to find out more about the studio please visit www.roth-handle.nu for more info, blogs and odd facts. Oh yes and now I am on facebook too with a dedicated roth händle site...I dont know how to link to it but you people are all so internet smart so you can find...if you want to.

Thanks for watching,

Mattias"