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White Face Studio Electronics ATC-Xi Quad Filter Synth

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"ATC-Xi Quad Filters (Moog - ARP2600 - TB303 - Oberheim), has a couple of minor racking marks. Comes with original manual and an extra Bank "Bass & Booty" (Value US$149)."

Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer with Europa Mod

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KORG M1 WORKSTATION

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Vintage Synare 2 matrix drum synth

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"The Synare 2:
This was Star's flagship model., with one oscillator with sawtooth, and pulse waveforms,
white noise generator, etc.
But this had assignable functions, ie. routing the LFO to control certain parameters at once.
The LFO also added a sawtooth waveform) You could also select a wide range of octaves for the pitch to sound at, along with a fine tune function.
A major adjustment was the introduction of a fairly advanced sequencer with different patters, and the ability to change patterns and octaves. You could also adjust the speed and the note(s) sounded by the sequencer.
Plus, it had 16 pads instead of just four.
Retail price in 1976 was $1,395.00.
Made roughly from 1976-1982"

microkorg custom

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Light Sensitive Delay with Drum Machine

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Chamber of Sounds on eBay

"The LSD module can take a simple beat and morph it into something entirely new. You can hear the "glitch mode" in action, when i turn the rate knob past 2:00. It also makes some spectacular vibrato/delay effects. Freak out on LSD ~ only from chamberofsounds.com"

Light Sensitive Delay with Casio

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"Here's an old Casio, on the flute setting, going through the LSD module. A little LSD can make anything sound better... Get yours only at chamberofsounds.com"

Commuter Entertainment part 2

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"Jan 21 - Friday evening is the last commute of the week (at least work related) so today's photo is of another device I occasionally use on the train. It's a Korg Kaossilator synthesizer which I try to play. I usually use this with different headphones which will be revealed in part 3 of this mini series."