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Red Acidlab Bassline Synthesizer

Roland Jupiter-8 Synthesizer LED Display

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"Very similar to the Korg Poly/EX 800 and SIEL DK-80.
It is also rebadged as a Suzuki SX-500.

8 Voice in single mode, 4 voice if in dual(stacked) mode.
Responds to velocity. .

DCO 1 & 2: saw (16,8,4), square (16,8,4,2), detune, fine tune
Noise generator, destination VCF or VCA.
Envelope generator A.D.B.S.S.R. Attack, Decay, Break-Point, Slope, Sustain, Release

LFO 1 (DCO) , LFO 2 (VCF)
Chorus effect.
MIDI: omni on/off, channels 1-16.

Sequencer:
2 seperate tracks. (300 notes, also external gear can be controlled with it)
Clocks to internal, external (trigger signal) and Midi.

50 patches (40-49 are programmable)"

Oberheim Matrix-6R Analog Synthesizer

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DOEPFER A-100 MODULAR SYNTHESIZER

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"3 x standard VCO A-110
2 x ADSR A-140
2 x LFO A-145
1 x VC LFO A-147
1 x Ring Modulator A-114
1 x Audio Divider A-115
1 x VC Waveform Processor a-116
1 x Noise/Random A-118
1 x VCF1 A-120 (24dB Low Pass 1)
1 x VCF2 A-121 (12dB Multimode Filter)
2 x Logarithmic VCA-131
2 x Linear Mixer A-138
1 x Dual S&H A-148
1 x Trigger Divider A-160
1 x Trigger Sequencer A-161

1 x Dual Slew Limiter A-170
1 x A-185 Buss Access
1 x Portable Case A-100P6 with psu2 (1200mA) rear mounted power switch (black)
1 x MCV4 Channel Midi Interface
2 x ¼” to 1/8” cables for MCV4
30 x Patch Cables: 15 x 10” (Black), 5 x 20” (Grey), 5 x 30” (Red), 5 x 45” (Blue)
A-100 User Manual (all A-100 modules)"

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ROLAND RS 202 STRINGS

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"Roland RS 202 vintage analog string keyboard serial number 520828"

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Mego Muson Synthesizer toy art NEUTRA

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"Hi there. My name is Max Neutra. I am an artist in Los Angeles. Thanks for checking out the shop.

What we have here is a 10"x10" painting of a Mego Muson Synthesizer. In my opinion, this is the holy grail of vintage music toys. I was lucky enough to find one years ago before the ebay market seized up on these. You can physically rearrange the colored block in what I would call a sequencer, creating what the box says are "the strangest sounds in the galaxy".

This painting was originally created for a solo show / record release party in Hollywood. It sold, but in the end the buyer traded it back towards more expensive work. Now I offer it to you!

Before I started painting, I made electronic music for eight years. I was obsessed with obscure noise making devices and put together a hearty collection through ebay. Some of my pieces have even made it into the quintessential collection at miniorgan.com! I used these toys as well as other more professional devices to put together music that I considered funky electro ( Think Kraftwerk, Devo, Thomas Dolby, Yello, etc.). Suddenly painting took over about 5 years ago and the music making was put aside, but I recently made a final push and released my first album. Ten years in the making! The album is called Automation Addiction and can be purchased through itunes, amazon, beatport, etc.

Here is a list of equipment I used on the album:
Muson Synthesizer
Remco Sound fx machine
Bee Gees Rhythm Machine
General Electric Tote-a-tune
Texas Instruments Speak & Music
Mattel Electronic Connection
Panasonic r-1088
Tyco Hotkeyz
Waddingtons Compute-A-Tune
Science Fair Electronic Organ Kit
Synsonics drums

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