MATRIXSYNTH

EMU Drumulator

via this auction

"original, rare EMU Drumulator machine.
This is the early model. As pictured.
It is fully functional.
It comes with the owners manual, pictured.
This unit has NO MIDI.
It's the early model."

Oberheim OB1

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Oberheim Matrix 12

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EMS Sequencer 32

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"The Sequencer 32 is one of the earliest digital sequencers made by EMS. It has a built-in speaker. Complete or begin your EMS collection!"

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Modular analogue synthesizer in 6U case

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"Modules included:
Doepfer A-119 Ext In. Envelope follower.
Analogue Solutions M2CV Midi-CV 16 bit. Midi to CV converter
Analogue Solutions EG01 - Envelope. Full ADSR Envelope generator
Analogue Solutions VCO - RING MOD VCO and separate ring mod
Analogue Solutions VCO - DUAL VCO/LFO Dual VCO with wide range
Analogue Solutions SY02 - MULTIMODE FILTER A Korg-like filter (Diode ladder)
Analogue Solutions MX61 MIXER Patchable mixer, audio or control voltage

Analogue Solutions LFO1-VC LFO / S+H / NOISE Multifunction oscillator with wide range and many waveforms. Two additional outputs added.
Analogue Solutions LFO-NZ (modified to include /100 switch for ultra slow waveforms). Oscillator and noise generator
Analogue Solutions LFO-NZ, unmodified. Oscillator and noise generator
Doepfer A148 DUAL S+H. Two independent sample + holds
Doepfer A151 SEQ SWITCH. 1:4 or 4:1 pulse stepped multiplexer
Doepfer A149-1 RCV Quantised/Stored random voltages. Advanced randon control generator

Analogue Solutions MX224 MIXER INVERTER BUFFER, audio or control voltage
Analogue Solutions MX224 MIXER INVERTER BUFFER, audio or control voltage
Analogue Solutions SY01-SYNTH VCF/EG/VCA VCF, (Like EMS VCS3 design) and separate VCA with envelope follower
Doepfer A134 PAN Panning module, Dual complimentary VCA"

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Sequential Circuits Pro-One Synthesizer

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BugBrand StringThing DIY

via the BugBrand Blog where you'll find full details.

"Five years ago, back when I was making a load of Contact Mics, I soldered some guitar string offcuts onto the back of a C-mic and enjoyed the plinky fun sounds that resulted. Recently someone reminded me of these and I thought I'd make a new version mounted in a little box. Here's a simple DIY guide to make your own"