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Dispyz - Circuit-bent MC-505

Dispyz - Circuit-bent MC-505 from Radiograffiti on Vimeo.
"radiograffiti.org

Yes! It's definitely possible to modify the MC-505...This is just a quick (and shitty) run-through before I post the how-to tutorial over at trebledeathsystem.com For those who are curious, the MIDI, effects, sequencer, and D-Beam controller are completely unaffected. Furthermore, absolutely no post audio effects were added...all sounds are coming from the 505. The tutorial will be posted very, very soon. In the meantime please visit radiograffiti.org for more info."
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Roland SH-7

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SYNDRUM CM Vintage Analog Drum Synthesizer

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"Syndrum CM Analog Drum Synthesizer in good condition. This unit was the one of the forerunners to the Roland V-Drum and similar drum synthesizers/sample playback systems. This unit is all-original, constructed largely of what appears to be heavy-duty plexiglas - it would have to be industrial-strength quality to look this good after some 30-35 years! There are 4 control pots - Sweep, Tune, Time, and Volume.

One original knob is in place; one can swap the knob from pot to pot in order to make adjustments..."

YouTube via bostich1
"ARP AVATAR
with some EMS VCS3 sound FX, TR-606, Sequencer by Future Retro Revolution.

http://www.myspace.com/tiju..."

Roland Juno-106

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"From the front cover of the owner's manual:

"The Roland Juno-106 is 61 Key, six voice fully programmably polyphonic synthesizer.

The digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) guarantees an extremely stable pitch.

The Juno-106 is the complate 6 voice synthesizer provided with 6 VCF's, 6 VCA's, and 6 ENV's.

The Juno-106 includes memory capcity to retain up to 128 different patch programs

The Juno-106 features battery back up system to retain the programs even when switched off.

If connecting the Pedal Switch to the PATCH SHIFT jack, you can call the 8 patch programs stored in the same bank one after another, simply by pressing the pedal.

Transposition to any key is possible by the Transpose function.

The Portament funtion is provided.

The Chorus effect produces rich and expansive sounds.

Featured with MIDI BUS, the Juno-106 can be set up with other MIDI devices."

1979 Remco SoundFx Machine - 9V Toy Synthesizer

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"The Remco Electronic Sound FX machine operates on a 9 Volt battery, weighs less than a pound (including the battery), is made of thin, hard plastic with cardboard backing [while flaunting burly tough-guy handlebars] and produces a seemingly endless array of loops, shrieks, whoops, buzzes, distortion, dirty noise and pure chaos. To take it to another level, fit it with a quarter inch output. The small built in speaker is loud for a battery operated machine, but I have heard one unleashed through real speakers and it basically can sound like an EMS Synthi; mean, angry and demanding attention.

These are becoming increasingly rare and sought after. Comes with a booklet of instucitons and dial settings for "Hollywood" effects such as: Ricocheting Bullet, Diesel Generator, Bionic Strength, Laser Beam, UFO Landing and Taking Off, Revving Moped and dozens more. (The booklet is complete, but many of the pages are stuck together. I thought about putting in the oven, but decided to leave it up the next owner so I don't ruin it!) Comes with the original box, which is in okay shape, but the unit itself is in Near Mint condition. Works perfectly."

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