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MOOG The Source Synthesizer SN 2808

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Oberheim OB-X Synth SN 800814

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Pics of the inside below.

"It was working a few months back just fine and the lights on the board do light up as seen in the pictures. It is a stock 8 voice factory board without any midi kits added to it. I listed it as non-working because it seems to be locked up with no sound from the outputs. I would recommend having it cleaned and bench tested to see what the issue is. It has been an amazing keyboard to work with and deserves to be restored back to new condition"

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Technosaurus Effexon, Analog Effects Box SN TEX - 2079

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"This unit was made to interface with other analog gear (like a modular, analog synth, drum machine, etc). You can process a signal through the unit and use the dual parametric EQs, ring mod (with either the built-in VCO or another modulation signal), overdrive (with two different modes, hard and soft) and even saturation on both the input and output stages. The VCO can be CV controlled so you could also use it with another synth (the VCO has it's own output so it can function seperate from the effects section). The Effexon is quite flexible to the point of being semi-modular. Nearly anything sounds good ran through the unit, especially drums."

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Technosaurus Microcon II, Analog Synthesizer SN TMII - 2230

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"This auction is for one Technosaurus Microcon II analog synth. This unit is very rare and functions 100%. It has a sound quality that is typically only found on high-end vintage synths and modulars. The unit accepts MIDI input and can also output CV/gate, as well as accept incoming audio into the Microncon II's filter."

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Simmons MTX9 - Rare Vintage Digital Drum Brain

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Quasimidi Polymorph

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Studio Jam - Unwissenheit

Published on Jun 24, 2014 MrArtYoung·2 videos

Absorb and Reflect - Erbe-Verb meets Halls of Valhalla

Published on Jun 24, 2014 Greg VanEck·20 videos

"First patch after installing the Make Noise Erbe-Verb module. Wanted to create a single voiced dark and dismal soundscape that brought together both the Erbe-Verb and the Halls of Valhalla ZDSP cart.

Braids filtered by Defibrillator, routed through Erbe-Verb with Halls of Valhalla at end of chain. Modulation provided by Turing machine, Tides, and Double Andore.Processed in stereo. No additional effects or processing."

patchable "modular" noise synth with noise swash and volca beats

Published on Jun 24, 2014 NoizeHack·54 videos

"I just finished the last set of modules in my patchable modular noise synth. It isn't exactly modular, since they are all in one panel, but there is no normaling or any pre-routing, it all has to be done with patch cables, note the multicolor cable spaghetti. I am also using the kick drum on a volca beats drum machine, and some distortion from a noise swash, as well as a joystick controller that sends out control voltages. I made everything except the volca beats.

The synth has two voice of saturn synths, two 555 vcos with amplitude modulation and sync, and four attack decay generators with a looping function.

patches:

lfo out from voice of saturn synth to sync in on volca beats

drone sound: voice of saturn synth with an attack decay generator modulating the frequency of its second oscillator. the AD generator is triggered by the LFO in the V.O.S., which is sometimes synched to the other V.O.S. LFO, which is the driving the drum machine.

beating thumpy sound:
two 555 VCOs, both with amplitude controlled by the joystick, one the x axis, the other the y axis. The first VCO gets frequency modulation from an AD generator that is triggered by the LFO that is clocking the volca beats, this VCO goes into the CV in on the noise swash. The second VCO has two looping AD generators modulating its frequency, and is synched to the V.O.S. synth that is not used for the drone sound. This VCO goes into the input of the noise swash."