MATRIXSYNTH

Electro Harmonix - Electric Mistress Deluxe Flanger

YouTube via retrosound72 | October 20, 2010

"vintage gerar demo by RetroSound.de

Electro Harmonix Deluxe Analog Flanger Filter Matrix (1989)
demo of the different settings
demo synth: SCI Prophet -600"

Moog Rogue and Little Phatty polychain

YouTube via Dovinia | October 20, 2010

"I didn't expect this to work at all but thought I'd try it anyway just for fun...
I'm running the midi out from the Phatty through a simple Midi to CV converter which is then connected to the cv and gate inputs on the Rogue. Tracking is not the best as you can hear. I made the two synths sound almost the same in order to avoid more tracking/patch weirdness."

ARP Little Brother analog expander module

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ARP 2601 w/ 3620 Keyboard

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ARP 2600C aka Gray Meanie

via this auction

"# Oscillators - 3 VCOs: VCO 1 saw / sqr; VCO 2 saw / sqr / tri / pulse / sine; VCO 3 saw / sqr / pulse (Model 4011 VCO on early 2600s, replaced by Model 4017 VCO, replaced by Model 4027 & 4027-1); White Noise Gen: Continually variable from LF to pink to white (Model 4016 Noise Gen replaced by Model 4022).
# LFO - Patchable with tons of modulation sources and shapes; Model 4015 Sample and Hold.
# Filter - 24db lowpass, self-oscillating; Digital Ring Modulator: AC or DC coupled. Model 4012 VCF (1970-76). Model 4072 VCF (1976-81).
# VCA - Env 1: ADSR Env 2: AR; Linear or Exponential control; Envelope Follower Model 4010 VCA on early 2600s, replaced by Model 4019 VCA.
# Effects - Spring Reverb.
# Keyboard - Remote Keyboard with 49 keys (Models: 3601, 3604, 3620).
# Control - CV/GATE."

OCTAVE ELECTRONICS KITTEN

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Inside a GEM

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Anyone know what model this is and what sounds it can produce? The auction claims it's modeled on the VOX Jaguar along with "Synth has a 1/4 inch output as well as a 1/4 Bass Output."

Update via Dave: "It's not a synthesizer - it is just a combo organ. There are 12 separate oscillators and then a bunch of divide down circuitry. In the pic you can see there are 12 cards in a row. The silver can at the back of each card is a tunable inductor, which allows each note in the top octave to be tuned."

Update via mewrth in the comments: "This is a GEM model P. It has identical electronics to a Vox Jaguar V304, also made by GEM :)"