Waldorf Product Line is Up

Title link takes you there. The Q+, Q, microQ, Attack VST, PPG Wave 2.V VST, and D-Pole. Very cool.

Sidstation_#2 - New Flickr Shot

flickr by SkullKid. Title link takes you to Sidstation_#1.

Deepsonic

Click here for Deepsonic. Scroll down and click on the Update :Hardware: link when you get there for various synth shots and samples. These are worth checking out.

deb7680 and his Synthi AKS

Shot of deb7680, his Ems Synthi Aks and Apple II 64k in 1981.

theremin and monopoly - New Flickr Shot

flickr by rodgre.

Kate Bush and the Step DG1 on YouTube

Title link takes you to the video on YouTube. More on the Step DG1 here. Via Music Thing.

Moog Source Membrane Switch Cure

Another via Moogulator. "Julie Landry contacted me about her Moog Source. When she bought it, most of the membrane switches were bad. She asked me if I could rewire it with real switches. Reluctantly, I finally said yes. One year later, she got her synthesizer back with a completely new switch panel with real stinkin buttons, and blue lights."

My New Synth - New Flickr Shot

No, not mine, just the name of the shot. flickr by Cathedrow.

There once was a time... - New Flickr Shot

flickr by a.j.duric.

Technics SY-1010?

If you know anything about this synth, please post in the comments. Title link takes you to the post on Moogulator.

Update via ndkent in the comments:
"I'm pretty sure it's called the SY-1010 (not sx1010). Single VCO and envelope synth from 1978. In direct competition with the Roland SH-09 (same Japanese release date and price). Given that an espablished brand like Yamaha came out with the cheaper CS-5 within about 2 months I'm not sure it had much ground to compete on.

I wonder if those paper labels stuck on it are someone's attempt in translating the control names into Japanese?"