MATRIXSYNTH

Vintage Pinball Synth Ad

This one in via electraumatisme, found on tumblr

The ad features a custom white Minimoog, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 and a Roland Jupiter-6. The ad appears to be for a pinball machine sound and graphics pack. It reads:

"Rock Encore - Premier is Changing Their Tune! Keep A Good Thing Going with Rock Encore!

The Premier Booster-Pack Is A Fifteen Minute Art & Sound Conversion Kit For Any Rock Pinball Game.

These New Sound Chips & Photographic Backglass Produce Prolonged Earnings At A Minimal Investment."

Below is a second, unrelated image also found by electraumatisme. Jupiter-6 and Polysix in that one. It looks familiar but I can't place it. If anyone has seen it before and/or has more info let us know!

Devil hymnes - ARP2600 clone TTSH

Published on Jun 12, 2015 Florent Perray

"Devil hymnes"

severence // meets don fe in the clouds patch

Published on Jun 14, 2015 severence

"// sample granularization with mutable instruments clouds

// sample recorded from my friend don fe's youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/DonFe/vi..."

Moog Satellite synthesizer

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"The Satellite is a lot like the rare Farfisa Syntorchestra: It's a synthesizer that was originally designed to imitate popular band and orchestral instruments; it also makes cool and original synth tones. All sounds on the Satellite can be modified on the fly. The included registration guide (super-rare!) shows you how to accomplish all the sounds this synth was designed to make.

This Moog Satellite is in 100% tip-top working order. My tech went through it from top to bottom, giving it a thorough once-over. He cleaned and otherwise serviced all the keys and contacts. The Satellite was already working fine; now it's in as-new condition."

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Moog 1125 Sample & Hold Synthesizer Controller SN 2642

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Moog MKPH Vintage Rack Phaser Demo with Memorymoog

Published on Jun 14, 2015 hendrixonsynth

Sound: Memorymoog
Reverb from Behringer X32 Desk
Brass/Synth + Strings

Orgone Accumulator in BugBrand Modular - June 14, 2015

Published on Jun 14, 2015 batchas

"Orgone Accumulator built by Scrotum Lab."

PHILIPS PHILICORDA

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via eBay

"Approx 83cm wide x 53 cm deep x 79cm high.

Clean unit in good working order with a couple of faults (see below).

Features include great Spring Reverb and Vibrato and Chord button (which activates 17 pre-programmed chords)

Comes with foot pedal and shelve underneath organ which is connected to back legs.

Line out and other connectivity are on underside of organ although it also has it's own loudspeaker on underside.

Nice soundtrack and psychedelic organ sounds.

GM754 has been used by the likes of Portishead and Clinic.

Really enjoyed using this fantastically warm and authentic sounding organ, I just need to make room for new equipment.

Known Faults:

two of the keys take a while to return once depressed. (the 3rd e, 3rd f)

2nd b makes no sound at all.

These could be simple contact/cleaning problems but I'm not sure.

Slider cap is missing from vibrato but does not affect function. (see pics).

On the right hand side some of the veneer is peeling slightly.(see pics).

Couple of other very small blemishes but overall really good cosmetically considering age.

Owner & service manual can be found here"

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Leploop Analogue Synth Groovebox

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"The Leploop is an analogue groovebox like nothing else. This synth has 2 oscillators, one filter, one noise generator and one kick drum generator. The built in sequencer can trigger the 2 envelopes independently as well as the kick drum. This sequencer holds pitches in a capacitor bank which provides self-evolving melodies. Tons of step skipping options and weird timing options enable this to sound like nothing else."

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