MATRIXSYNTH

Inside an ARP 2600

via SV Synthesis where you'll find more pics.

via this auction
"rare Jennings Univox. This is a similar synth to a Gibson Clavioline. I've owned the unit for a few years now and done a lot of work to it. The synth works well ... all the tubes work, all the keys work, and the buttons work as well. The tuning is stable ... you need to tune it every few hours or so. The action on the keyboard is a little rough, its an antique and plays like one. The cabinet has been retolexed with the green alligator-ish tolex. Underneath is the original brown tolex on the inside ... on the outside it seems to be there as well. This could be a great restoration project, or a really cool unique mono synth for your collection. This is the only

tube synth you might ever own. These synths are pretty awesome. We've owned and maintained it at a pro studio in NYC"

GorillaBox empty racks going on sale 6:06 pacific

http://gorillabox.bigcartel.com/

atomo1.mov

YouTube via atomolab | July 15, 2010
AtomoSynth on Ebay
"This is a nice demo video of the Mochika2.1 made by George Kazaklis...
Thanks George !!!...."

Oberheim Xpander

YouTube via ZachHancock | July 15, 2010

via this auction

White Crumar Bit 99

via this auction

Yamaha CS20M

via this auction

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aestuspoopiedoop

YouTube via petermopar | July 15, 2010

"A movie made by Aestus B, Peter B, and the massive custome object known as Roolz-Gewei."

Baustelle - Rachele Bastreghi

flickr by dani[grunge photographer]

"Live / Capannelle @ Rock in Roma
Altre foto su: www.concertinalive.it"

Elektron Poster Art via ben (shoontz) shannon Illustrator

via the man that brought us this awesome post. Don't miss the rest of Ben's art on http://www.shoontz.com.

On the top two posters:
"The lady in the lake one was likening the Monomachine to Excalibur, the 2001 poster kind of speaks for itself, and the girl riding the Monomachine was half my idea and half Daniel's request (I actually cried when I heard he died) [For those that do not know, Daniel Hansson was the man behind Elektron and passed away at the young age of 32 on August 19th of 2007].

Each of the samurai represents a sound engine, and that the woman is the FX section/Monomachine itself, (the only thing powerful enough to command them). A futuristic master for classic power.

I've actually got a picture that Zombi Nation sent me of the posters hanging in his studio too! I wish I could share it, but it might be a violation of our friendship."