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MiniMoog Model D Autographed by Bob Moog

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"Here we have a vintage MiniMoog Model D autographed by Dr. Bob Moog, serial number #6572. Dr Moog happily signed this beauty at the 2000 NAMM Show, and his signature remains, in perfect condition, 100% clean and legible, in the upper right hand corner of the panel, in black sharpie."

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bc16 patchable synthesizer

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"The bC16 miniature patch synthesizer packs a fully featured VCO, LFO, envelope generator, analog VCA, analog VCF, noise sources & ring modulator all in a CD sized case CNC machined from 10mm high-grade acrylic plastic.

Fifteen color coded potentiometers control key functions, connections between synthesizer sections are done using twenty-five 2mm mini-banana sockets.

Powered by either six AAA batteries or by an external (not supplied) 9 to 12v source, the bC16 can be used free standing (internal headphone amplifier), linked to an external keyboard/sequencer or MIDI-CV converters, combined with other bC16's, etc..."

Roland SH-1

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"Features:
1 very good sounding vintage VCO w/ portamento, modulation from LFO + autobend
1 Sub VCO
1 Noise generator
1 Mixer
1 LFO
1 classic ROLAND resonant low pass VCF
1 High pass Filter
2 Envelopes!
1 VCA"

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YAMAHA CS-5 ANALOG SYNTH

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Casio DG-20 Guitar Synth MIDI Controller

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ARP 2600 Promo Poster

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"HUGE 16.5" X 24" Poster"

Inside a Yamaha DX9

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Kaleidoloop: Effecting a Voice Recording

Kaleidoloop: Effecting a Voice Recording from Critter and Guitari on Vimeo.

"A demonstration of daisy-chaining two Kaleidoloops, an effects pedal, and output speaker.

The Kaleidoloop on the right loops a beat recorded from its microphone. Another microphone on the Kaleidoloop on the left re-records that beat and plays it back through a delay pedal and output speaker. Playback direction and speed are adjusted on each machine."

Kaleidoloop: Basic Demonstration from Critter and Guitari on Vimeo.

"Demonstration of the basic recording and playback features of this musical instrument.

A recording is started, the bell is struck, the recording is ended and begins to loop. Playback speed and direction are adjusted in both stepped and continuous modes."

Kaleidoloop: External Effect and Adjusted Playback from Critter and Guitari on Vimeo.

"A demonstration of using an external effect and output speaker.

The Kaleidoloop on the right records the violin with its microphone and plays it back through the delay pedal and output speaker. The Kaleidoloop on the left captures the playback with its microphone and loops it while playback speed and direction are adjusted."