Piano Calculator

Product page in Japanese. And in Googlish.

Unfortunately, I don't think this one is programmable like the Casio VL-Tone.

Arturia Analog Factory Experience on Music Thing

Music Thing has "first review" up on the Arturia Analog Factory Experience. You can find it here.

ARP AXXE

images via this auction

Lessons in Electronic Music

Roland Jupiter-6

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Sequential Circuits Prophet T8

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Inside a JoMoX XBase09

images via this auction

Update via Mok in the comments: "that is not normally inside an XBase... i†'s an XRom card. Allows you to load in samples to the Hat section via PC. That's a hacked XBase and might be great to use. Totally unsupported by Jomox though, so... "

BeeGees Rhythm Machine

via this auction

You know you want it.

"This little gem has a 1 1/2 octave keyboard and a diverse selection of 3 rhythms--disco, latin and pop! It even has tempo adjustment for the rhythms and tuning control for the keyboard. Plus you get a box with some really happening pictures of the BeeGees. Runs on a 9 volt battery. This toy is for ages 8 and over. Please do not bid if you are under the age of 8."

KORG EX-8000

images via this auction.

What's more interesting, the synth or the rug?

BME Axiom Modular Synthesizer

Just posted on sequencer.de where you can find more info on the BME/Baumann line of syntheizers. Also see the BME link below.

Cynthia Sawtooth Animators

The Cynthia Sawtooth Animator info is now up on the Cynthia website.

"Turn the sound of one lone oscillator into seven!

(Your ear or an oscilloscope simply can't tell the difference between this module and a whole rack of seven VCOs tuned in unison!)

This amazing Bernie Hutchins circuit has been admired by Designers for years as a true electronic engineering marvel, (Of course here at Cyndustries we could not simply leave well enough alone, click here for Mark Barton's "Full Story" on what makes this one superior to previous designs).

It's optimized for a sawtooth input, but any single waveform with a slope going into this thing... comes out as a super fat three-hundred pound gorilla of waveforms!"

Note: Analogue Haven is selling both the EuroRack and Frac Rac versions, and Cynthia is selling the MOTM, Dotcom, and Banana versions direct from their website.