AH Bay Area Gathering 2006 Gallery on synchro1

Title link takes you to the gallery.

Oberheim OB-1

AH Bay Area Gathering 2006 Gallery on redfish.net

Title link takes you to the set.

Dave Smith and Brian Comnes at AHBA 2006

Love the T Brian!

You rule. ; )

Update: I sometimes assume that anyone that comes to this site knows who Dave Smith is. I know I wasn't born knowing, so if you don't, in short, he was the founder of Sequential Circuits, maker of the Prophet 5 (the first full programmable polyphonic analog synth with patch memories), the Prophet VS, Prophet T8, Pro One and more. He now has a little company called Dave Smith Instruments, where you will find the Evolver and Poly Evolver line of synths. Oh, one more thing: he was the guy that brought us MIDI. Yeah, that guy. Wow. I am not worthy, I am not worthy... : )

BTW, if you came across this post directly, check out this previous post for shots of the event. Also check out this post of John Bowen talking about his time at Sequential Circuits.

AH Bay Area Gathering 2006 Gallery on fdiskc.com

Title link takes you to the set.

MPC Bling

Damn. This beats the synth buckle and Minimoog Lapel Pin. Title link takes you to a post on CDM where you'll find links to a few music bling makers.

Creamware ASB Minimax Samples

Title link takes you to the Minimax ASB page on sequencer.de where you'll find a "more acoustic" sample of the Minimax. Scroll to Audio on the left when you get there.

LIQUID::PATTERN.LOG - SEQ64 & More

Title link takes you to Liquid::Pattern.Log where you will find these two shots an more. Note the MOOG Lowpass VCF

via sequencer.de

Plan B Model 24 Heisenberg Generator

Plan B on EAR Group.net

Roland Bass and Guitar Synths

Title link takes you to a Roland Bass and Guitar Synths page with info, images and samples on HelpWantedProductions.com.

via Loscha.

Custom Synth Handmade End Panels

"We specialise in restoration, renovation and custom fitting the best Vintage + modern instruments, Including: MOOG, ROLAND, YAMAHA and KORG to name a few."

Title link takes you to more shots of other synths. Pictured is the Korg MS2000. I actually liked this shot the best for some reason. There's also some nice shots of a Jupiter 6, Juno-60, and Korg MS20 with custom wood panels.


Here's a link to their store on the bay. I saved the shots here. via Ben of Korg Kornucopia