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MFB Synth Lite II

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KORG POLY-800 Vintage Analog Synthesizer w/ Mod SN 017163

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Roland MC-202 MicroComposer Monophonic Analog Synthesizer/Sequencer with Original Box & Tape

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Stylophone Retro Pocket Synth with Original Box & Docs

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Doug McKechnie & Frank Oppenheimer with Moog Modular in the Late 60s

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"Doug McKechnie & Frank Oppenheimer look at the modular Moog synth McKechnie performed with in the late '60s"

TC Electronic M300 Multieffect - TT-303

Published on Aug 7, 2014 acidoo.com

"TC Electronic M300 Multieffect
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tt-303 - TC M300 - Mackie 820i - Ableton

(MXR dist + is bypassed)"

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Vocalise : Moog Etherwave + KORG M01D

Published on Aug 7, 2014 karenevil

"Playing Vocalise with Moog Etherwave Theremin.
Bonus track - 4:33 :D"

Published on Aug 7, 2014 Robin Rimbaud-Scanner

"First explorations using my almost complete Verbos Electronics modular system. Featuring Amplitude & Tone controller, 2 x Complex Oscillators, Dual Four Pole Filter, Voltage Multistage, Manhattan Analog mixer, Doepfer a-143-3 Quad LFO, Toppobrillo Dual 281 Function Generator. Powered by Tiptop Audio Zeus Access and housed in a handsome Lio & Linn Wood + Metal 6u 84hp slanted wood eurorack case.

Created with the very capable engineer, producer and musician Paul Stoney."

Roland SH-101

Published on Aug 7, 2014 Analog Synthesizers

"All sounds in this song except the choir and speak and spell voice is made with the Roland SH-101.

All photos and video by myself."

Electric Beat Box: Roland CR-8000

Published on Aug 7, 2014 my4trackmachine

"The Roland CR-8000 lies somewhere between the sounds of the older CR machines and the TR-808 (just listen to that cowbell). It came with several banks of preset rhythms, some simple level controls over it's sounds and 8 spaces for user programmed patterns. The sequencer is basic but the sounds are solid (especially that clap).

Without proper live editing the CR-8000 is much better as a studio instrument then a live one and even stranger not all sounds are accessible for user created patterns."