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Mos-Lab 5U Modular

via Zeitdehner's modular pages where you'll find more pics and full details.

"Upper row :
- CP10 mixer
- 904-A LPF
- 904-C filter coupler
- 904-B HPF
- CP10 mixer
- 905 spring reverb

Bottom row :
- 992 controls to oscillators
- 921-A oscillator driver
- 3x 921-B VCO
- Moon Modular 2U blanking panel with logo
- 2x 995 attenuators
- 911 envelope generator
- 2x 902 VCA"

Cynthia Webster Interview on Alien Ear Music

Read the full interview here. It's a fascinating and at times candid interview including a near death experience, "Dracula" and more. You will of course get get some insight on the team behind Cyndustries, the modular industry in general and of course their product line.

http://cyndustries.com/

Yamaha CS01 mkII

via this auction

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Synare 2 Percussion Synthesizer

via this auction

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This is Obsolete & The Atari Punk Console - VCS Tribute

YouTube Uploaded by thisisobsolete on Aug 18, 2011
via This is Obsolete - be sure to see the site for more.

"I am an artist and outsider engineer living in Brighton on the south coast of England. My work is inspired by vintage technology. It aims to celebrate the abandoned, the derelict and the obsolete."

Video description:
"From Forrest M. Mimm's 1980 publication "Engineer's Notebook: Integrated Circuit Applications" came the stepped tone generator - two 555 timer ICs are configured to create a single square (pulse) wave. Kaustic Machines coined the term Atari Punk Console to describe the circuit as it's output is similar to the sounds of the Atari VCS games console of the 1980s.

The work featured here is a DIY build of an Atari Punk Console inspired analogue synthesiser known as the Dub-Step-Arcade designed by Matt The Modulator (aka Matthew Newlove). As a tribute to it's origins in the dusty circuits of the 1980s the build is housed in a heavily modified Atari VCS enclosure.

Materials used include hand machined matte black acrylic control panel and Atari VCS enclosure, laser engraved gloss black acrylic fascia (RazorLAB), salvaged mains power supply, reconditioned stock Atari VCS DPDT switches, stock arcade machine parts and miscellaneous fixtures, fittings and electronic components."