"The Mode Machines incarnation of the ADX-1 is exactly the same as the original ADX-1 by MAM (Music and More) but in a different casing... Which in turn was a relatively close copy of the Vermona DRM-1 MK2 (not the MK3). The ADX-1 is 100% analog with midi."
"Wrapping up another batch of my famous custom Akai AX60 end panels. These are designed to replace the cheap plastic end caps. These are a perfect fit and make the AX60/73 look like the classy piece it always was. They are available in Mahogany, Walnut or Maple. please contact me about wood choice and availability before purchase. Price is per pair." [$72 + shipping at the time of this post]
"This is the very rare Voltergeist Make Noise Maths MKII in 5U, will fit MU and Dotcom. Will also fit MOTM 5U height (its slightly wider that MOTM standard width.) If you want to use it in a MOTM system I can make you a custom MOTM to MU power lead.
These was a quite a long wait-time to get this, I think it's extremely rare, according to the website it says of the run of Maths MKII only 20 were produced. In fine condition as you can see in the photos."
"This is my cover version of Depeche Mode’s 'i feel you'.
Equipment used: Novation MiniNova, Korg ES2, Moog Sub Phatty, Roland Jx-03 and some VST synth and drums."
via Loose Lips where you'll find the full write-up with links.
"We hooked up and did a Loose lips radio show together, then dived straight in to ‘the beast’. I’ve a special place in my heart for the Yamaha Electone range of keyboards, as a child I attended the ‘Electone School of Music’, learning my chops on 2 tier keyboards with bass pedals and auto accompaniment. The E75 is really unbelievable though, and is a wholly different beast to the DSP based keyboards I played. Using analogue electronics (partially the same as in the CS80!), discrete components, filters, envelopes, chorus, wavetables and an actual spring reverb, to make one of the most overengineered analogue polysynths ever made.
Once again, Jacob has showed what an incredible engineer he is by modifying it, using a combination of intuition and notes from a fellow hacker found on the internet. The E75 in question also features heavily, and was the inspiration for, Jacob's latest release on Uncanny Valley."
