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Rebel Technology OWL Modular & Chronos

Published on Jul 17, 2015 Rebel Technology

"Teaser for the OWL Modular, release date 1 August 2015.

The OWL Modular is a fully programmable digital audio module. With a sophisticated ARM Cortex M4 processor and plenty of memory, it delivers outstanding performance and audio quality. Still, the platform is entirely open source and remarkably easy to program. A growing community of patch developers have created a diverse library of more than 70 effects, including phasers, flangers, delays, reverbs, distortion, compression, filters, shifters, screamers, laughers...

Based on the successful OWL Pedal, the Modular adds CV control and DC-coupled inputs and outputs, while retaining full patch compatibility.

For more information see http://hoxtonowl.com/ and http://rebeltech.org/"

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TIPTOP MICRO ZEUS Eurorack System with 7 Modules

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"TIPTOP kit mounted in 3U metal box, with 7 modules:

THOMAS HENRY Mega Percussive Synth

THOMAS HENRY BASS +++

CGS18 Drum Simulators

TIPTOP AUDIO BD909

LADIK M-240

DOEPFER A-170 SL

TIPTOP MICRO ZEUS with Voltcraft psu

all modules fully functional and in excellent condition"

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The Lizard Chronicles PT1

"An improvised modular performance featuring the VBrazil Lizard2 and Multi LFO, the MFOS ADSR, Dual VC Delay and Wave Freaker, the Hex Inverter/Ryk Miller Jupiter Storm, The Thomas White LPG, and the Yusynth VCO and EMS Filter."

Quincas X aka Quincas Moreira is the man behind VBrazil Systems.

Live Electro Cumbia Modular Session

Live Electro Cumbia Modular Session from MareaBoba on Vimeo.

Live Cumbia Modular Session by Mat Hnedy
La Condesa, Mexico City / 13-AGO-2015
Eurorack Modular, Metasonix, Analog Rytm

Kilpatrick Audio Phenol - Patch 001

Published on Aug 13, 2015 DiscoverNoise

"Discover Noise 001 -
Kilpatrick Audio Phenol Patch 001 -

The Kilpatrick Audio Phenol synthesizer used with the Arturia Beatstep as a midi keyboard. Playing around with Lowpass and Highpass Filter Cutoff and the midi-loop. The recorded sequence (loop) in the Phenol (played in the middle of the video) was done before the video recording.
No external effects or post-processing in this video. Straight sound recorded from the Phenol. -

No patch sheet."

Rare Vintage Analog Synthesizer Keyboard of Unknown Origin

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If anyone knows more about this one feel free to comment (no need to login!). The look kind of reminds me of a Vermona '14 meets Baldwin Explorer.

Update: someone in the comments said it looks like a Minisonic 2. I think that might be it (see this post). The knob layout starting with the two large knobs on right match.

The following is the description from the auction. This is not a modular so obviously ignore that bit.

"Rare VINTAGE Analogue MODULAR SYNTHESIZER similar To ''PAIA 2720 1970s**mid to late 70s presented in teak coloured angular upright case with nicely hinged metal upper, Measures 83 cms LENGTH/ .31 cms DEPTH/WITH AN OVERALL HEIGHT OF 21cms (approx) 29main keys output socet to front /headphone socket to rear comes with mains supply lead which is 3 pin 220/240 volts.OFFERED IN V.GOOD CONDITION THROUGHOUT /Mains tested and ights up correctly when switched on!all components appear original and intact and solder seems sound.
Features 27 Rotational knobs,18 push set buttons 2 large adjustable Frequency buttons, 2 small trig buttons.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT THE CONTROL PANEL READS;-
KEYBOARD]PORTAMENTO/ BEND/ TUNE/ SPAN
FILTER]FREQUENCY/ LEVEL/ RESPONSE
OSCILLATOR]MOD LEVEL/ SYNC LEVEL/ SIGNAL LEVEL/MOD LEVEL
ENVELOPE]LEVEL 1+2
NOISE LEVEL]LEVEL/ RING MODE
TRIG 1/TRIG 2
ENVELOPE SHAPER]ATTACK/ DELAY/ LEVEL
PAN 1/PAN 2
PHONES ON/OFF SWITCH

THE PUSH BUTTON SET UP FROM LEFT TO RIGHT READS;-
KEYBOARD CONTROL{SPAN/OSC 1/OSC 2}
RING MODE {F/ES1}
OSC MODE{+E-1/-E-1/+E-2}
FILTER MODE{KBD/+E/-E}
OUT{OSCL/ESI}
ENVELOPE {1+2}
OSC FILTER{1/2/F/RM}"

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Triadex Muse

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"This is a super rare Triadex Muse from the early 1970's is pretty good condition. Less than 300 were made. I've replaced a couple of the little light bulbs that were burned out (they are not very bright anyway), and cleaned it up the best I could - I'm skilled in electronic repairs and restoration BTW.

I've never seen inside one before this, but it appears someone else had done some repairs, so not knowing exactly, I left it alone. It works great though.

The knobs on the 4 slide pots are missing but that doesn't affect its function. It's a bit fragile, in that it's mechanical wooden design is rather poor - not something you'll want to tour with! ;-) , but it's sturdy enough for casual play in your studio..."

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Korg / Victor M-500 Micro-Preset SN 772487

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"Up for sale is Korg M-500 Micro-Preset vintage analog synthesizer, one of the most earliest and rarest synths Korg produced in the '70s. This one is a super rare version that Korg made under the name of Victor, which has different coloring to the genuine Korg M-500, although the synth itself are exactly the same.

The unit appears to be working fine, all the keys and sliders and buttons worked well to the best of my knowledge. Maybe a slight bad contacts on some of the switches, which could probably do with some adjustment/servicing..."

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Roland Jupiter 8 Synthesizer with Encore MIDI

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"This Jupiter 8 analog synth is in great working condition and very nice physical condition. The display is in nice condition as well. Includes professionally installed Encore MIDI kit which adds MIDI, doubles the number of memory patches from 64 to 128 and adds sysex dump so patches can now be saved to your computer instead of cassette (not bad for a synth made in the early 1980's)."

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