Moebius

Another from Elhardt on AH:
"A while back I seem to remember somebody wanting to gather a list of recordings the Serge synth was used on. The MP3 below is from the 1979 record called Moebius. I'm clearing up online space, so get it now before I take it down. This piece uses a Serge, Oberheim 4 Voice, Minimoog and Violin."

A Synthpop Xmas

Title link takes you to a few synthy Xmas tunes via michael. Some fun stuff.

Partial gear list: "Sequential circuits prophet 600, a novation bass-station rack, an korg MS20, a roland SH-101, a paia fatman, an MS2000 occasionally, and a 707." And some soft synths.

Vintage Drum Machines

No title link. Just one shot pulled from each auction.

Monacor


Nomad Rhythm Maker


Jasper Mini Rhythm


Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-1


Gulbransen Teeny Bopper


EKO Rhythmaker


Univox

WiiMote Music Controller Nord Lead

WiiMote Music Controller Nord Lead

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Nord Lead being controlled by the Nintendo WII. via CDM.

vLtone

flickr via zLeep.

Title link takes you to more.

jo co

flickr by jo co.

Title link takes you to more.

Those are Sherman Quad Filterbanks on the right.

Electribe EA1 contrast

Another flickr via ...Tim.

Title link takes you to more.

Waldorf 4 pole

No title link. Just this shot via this auction.

Kraft and Alexanders Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture and Nutcracker Suite

Via Elhardt on AH:
"I want to clear up some online space, so before I pull down the mp3 files below, if you want to hear or get them, do it soon. They are from Kraft and Alexanders long out of print 1977 recording of the Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture and Nutcracker Suite, done on an Arp 2600, Arp Odyssey, and Arp Pro Soloist, therefore making them good Arp synth demos. The 1812 mp3 is some excerpts taken from the much longer recording that was too big for me to put the original online."

I grabbed them. Title link takes you there.

EMS DK2

This one is for sale via Jan-Hinnerk. Title link takes you to more shots and the contact info. Jan gave me the ok to mirror the shots as well. Thanks Jan!