Univox Korg SR-120 Rhythm Drum Machine

via this auction

Oberheim OB-Mx 2-voice

via this auction

MOOG SYNTHESIZER 55 AD FROM 1974

via this auction

MOOG SYNTHESIZER 55 AD FROM 1974

via this auction

"Moog synthesizer 35 ad from 1974 in good condition."

MOOG SYNTHESIZER FLYERS AND MORE

via this auction

"Moog synthesizer ads and other cool things, from 1970-80's in very good condition except for Roger Powell sheet."

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ANALOG SYNTH- SOVIET POLIVOKS

via this auction

"THIS ONE WAS BOUGHT ON EBAY ABOUT A YEAR AGO, AND REALLY IS NO DIFFERENT THAN THE OTHER ONES SOLD ON EBAY EXCEPT THAT IT HAS BEEN PROFESSIONALLY PAINTED, KNOBS AND ALL, AND STANDS OUT IN THAT FASHION. IT LOOKS TO BE IN BRAND NEW CONDITION AND IS BUILT TOUGH."

Quantix-8 MIDI Editor

via Papareil Synth Labs

Note this is for the modular synth module Quantix-8 previously posted here and pictured below.

"Here is the software to edit the wavetable and to control the Quantix-8 by MIDI . This software include many advanced features to manage wavetables, samples or to generate waveforms. Can be used independantly, without the Quantix-8 module, to edit binary or Wave 8bits audio files. Require a MIDI device port installed on the PC to run ."

Talk Talk and the Realton Variophon

via Rick: "Two Talk Talk songs with multiple variphons:"

Talk Talk - APRIL 5TH - 1986

YouTube via ColourOfSpring | November 16, 2007 | "Album : The colour of spring
Piste : 4
Année : 03.1986"

Talk Talk - CHAMELEON DAY - 1986


You can find more info on the Variophone in this post, this post, and the Realton label below.

RnL & Jordan Rudess w. iPads - Another One

YouTube via ProjectRnL | January 07, 2011 | 55 likes, 1 dislikes

"First 2 minutes of this track are played only on iPad apps, and joined by the traditional instruments for the last minute. Everything you see in the video is the actual recorded performance.

Lyrics by Ray Livnat
Music by Eyal Amir"

Full app list and lyrics on YouTube. via @musicappsbr

iPads on eBay

The MeeBlip Manufacturing Adventure

via MeeBlip where you'll find the full article.

"It has been two hectic months since we announced the MeeBlip project. We hoped to sell around 100 synths by Christmas, but things didn’t quite work out that way — we received over 100 orders in the first 48 hours alone. So far, we’ve sold and shipped over 250 instruments to 17 different countries. MeeBlip has been an amazing success, and we’ve learned a few things worth sharing in the process.

1. It’s really hard to estimate sales for open source projects..."