GLEEMAN PENAPHONIC

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"Here is an altra rare synthesizer from the early 1980's, the Gleeman, Black with a serial number 0055."

Oberheim 4 Voice Vintage Synthesizer Shell

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Moog Micromoog

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"This is Moog Music's 'synthesizer for everyman. [The] design approach for the Micromoog was to use a minimal number of functional building blocks and to configure the instrument for the greatest amount of performer control over these blocks. The Micromoog consists of the basic necessities: one voltage controlled oscillator (VCO), one voltage controlled amplifier (VCA), two contour generators, and one sample and hold. The 'open system' inputs and outputs make this Micromoog a basic musical building block which can be expanded to meet the performer's growth.'----[from Micromoog Operation Manual ---by Tom Rhea]"

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x0xb0x tb-303 clone

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Me and my Beast

flickr by -shook-

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(check out the belt buckle)

"photography by T. Paassen"

www.myspace.com/shookshookshook
www.shookmusic.com

sn76477-based synthesizer (continued)

flickr by zeni666
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"Added the capacitors selectors, switches for the mixer and the envelope select logic, a switch for external/internal VCO and logic ICs for controlling LEDs of the envelop select logic."

Rhythm 8.0 Commercial

YouTube via rconlives

"Rhythm version 8.0 Free Homebrew Drum Machine Synthesizer for the PSP! http://www.psprhythm.com"

Severed Heads - ABC's Rock Arena - Part One.

YouTube via QRhuggies. via Waveformless. Spot the synths.

nemo sequencer TR-808 acidlab evolver

YouTube via pac209. follow-up to this post
"day 1 with the nemo sequencer www.genoqs.com"

5 DIY Panels by ericcoleridge

via ericcoleridge on this electro-music.com thread: "Following the tradition here of people posting pictures of their progress, I'm submitting a few pictures of my first 5 panels, not long ago delivered from Schaeffer. There are a lot of small problems, errors of mine, but all in all I'm very happy with the way they are coming along. I'm completely(?) done with 2 of the 5. I've assembled tons of circuit boards, many of them home made, alot of CGS stuff and others, that I'm now trying group into various modules. I'll probably attempt a dual 259-style VCO next. These panels are:
a Control Voltage Processor and Mixer (Fonik and CGS)
a Control Voltage 'Array' with Noise, Pulse, Mixer, S+H, Analog Shift Register (MFOS, CGS)
a Dual Band Pass Resonator, with mix (Fonik and CGS)
a Quad Low Pass Gate with Mixer (Fonik and CGS)
and a Quad Function Generator (Topp)"
see the thread for more.