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EMS Synthi HI-FLI vintage synthesizer/guitar processor

This one is currently up for auction here.

"This EMS Hi-Fly come with its original pedal controllers from '70, it's very CLEAN hard to find in these conditions! and fully working of course. It's an awesome effect processor for guitars and Synthesizers, I used it on a VCS3 and now as extension on my AKS... sounds from Outer Space ;-) really impressive!

You can combine effects between: Octave Shift, Ring modulator, Fuzz, Amazing and unique Phaser, Wha, the legendary "Meow" vibrato and a complex Vco system for modulations.

It was uses from legendary bands in the past like Pink Floyd (David Gilmour), used today for electronic music productions, experimental music like SPECTRUM (Sonic Boom)

Working voltage is of 110 volts (USA standard supply) but of course usable with a common and cheap 220 to 110 volts converter."

Yamaha RM1X Sequencer Synth Drum Machine

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moochla bongos

YouTube Uploaded by squeakyfromme69 on Feb 17, 2012

"buchla bongo sounds that exploit the slow reaction time of vatrols in a 4 pole ladder filter. no envelope was used. only an impulse to trigger decays from the LED/LDR's."

Dave Smith Instruments Tempest Analog Drum Machine Video Compilation- Roger Linn Design

YouTube Uploaded by DaveSmithInstruments on Feb 17, 2012

"Tempest is a professional drum machine that generates its sounds using six powerful analog synthesis voices, and uses an innovative, performance-oriented operating system that permits an extraordinary level of control to create, edit, arrange, and manipulate beats in real time without ever stopping."

Synthrotek.com Passive Ring Modulator Mod w/ MicroMoog Moog & Yamaha CS-5

YouTube Uploaded by synthrotek on Feb 17, 2012
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"pttp://www.synthrotek.com Check out our newest Kit for sale NOW. A classic Passive Ring Modulator. Here are the Features:

- Passive Ring Modulator requires no battery power

- Input signals such as guitar and bass may need to be preamplified

- Low part count and quick assembly. Classic 2x transformer - 4x germanium diode ring design. Schematic, assembly instructions, and Bill of Materials are available on our site.

- Selling two versions - one with 1/4" jacks, one with 1/8" jacks.

- Small size circuit, VERY SIMPLE TO MAKE - THE simplest rewards, little work big payoff. 10 Min of solder work, 5 is heating up iron

- Multiple applications - synths, drum machines, computer audio programs, guitars (may need a preamp/buffer), theremins, output of pedals (delay, for example) modulating original signal,
experiment to find what you're looking for, try different combinations of inputs and outputs for otherworldly sci-fi sounds

- The two input signals are MULTIPLIED together and produce sideband frequencies that are the sum and difference of the frequencies present in the two signals.

- Sounds like old sci-fi sound effects and produces an unlimited amount of bizarre sounds. Depending on the two frequencies

You need 2 input signals, which both work together and off each other to create unique sounds.

MANY weird sounds, by changing the inputs"

Roland Alpha Juno-1 & Roland Juno-60

YouTube Uploaded by TheSynthFreq on Feb 17, 2012

"Hi :) This is a 'single patch' comparison of the Juno-1 and Juno-60. This Juno-60 is visiting the studio for a few days to be repaired. This Juno-60 had a dead LFO-trig switch that now functions and a faulty volume pot that is also functioning normally now. Its a Happy Juno. Both the Juno-1 and Juno-60 are programmed to the exact same parameters and waveforms.
I wanted to record a short video to compare the two Junos while I had the opportunity as well.
This Juno-60 was a joy to have visit the studio and it is fully functioning and doing well now.

:) TSF"