This one is in via Mike who just picked it up. I'll see if I can get some better pics when he has it. Until then, if anyone is familiar with it, leave a comment. I search for Alesis 6461 only brings up this blurry image.
Update: new pics here.
Thursday, October 26, 2023
Alesis 6461 QS6 Prototype?
This one is in via Mike who just picked it up. I'll see if I can get some better pics when he has it. Until then, if anyone is familiar with it, leave a comment. I search for Alesis 6461 only brings up this blurry image.
Update: new pics here.
Intellijel Shapeshifter Diatonic Chords with Strymon Cloudburst
video upload by Ebotronix
Intellijel System
Shapeshifter chords by ARC TKB
2x Amps
3x Planar 2
2x Polaris Multi Mode Filter
4x Dixie II +
2x Plonk
2x Multi FX 1u
2x Quadratt
2x Mixup
2x Tangrams
2x Quadratt 1u
2x passive LPG
Bifold
Flurry (master clock)
Quad VCA
Sealegs
Quadrax
Quad Inverter
µMod V1
ADSR
Cylonix - Cyclebox II with expander
ARC TBK
Tunefish 2x Ornament and Crime (Aeolian Scale) ,Temps utile
Mutable Instruments Ripples (4x),Kings
Happy Nerding Panmix, FX Aid XL (2x)
Doepfer R2m, A 156
Joranalogue Filter 8 octal panning LFO
Flame Q Slider (2x)
Strymon Cloudburst (2x)
27.10.2023
video # 2290
Jeannie Polyhonic DIY Synthesizer - New synthesis from Mutable Instruments Braids and Shruthi
video upload by Rolf Degen
"Jeannie Polyhonic DIY Synthesizer - New synthesis from Mutable Instruments Braids and Shruthi"
Concord R-3000 Automatic Rhythm Machine
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This one is in via M Me, spotted on Marktplaats.
This is the first one to be featured on the site. It appears to be a preset based rhythm machine. Note "Automatic Rhythm" in the badge on back. Also note the Universal Consilidators Inc.
via the listing:
"Analoge Japanse drummachine uit de jaren 60. Komt niet vaak voor. In zeer goede staat, werkt prima.
Low imp. Out
High imp. Out
Foot Switch In
230V"
Googlish:
"Analog Japanese drum machine from the 1960s. Not common. In very good condition, works fine.
Low imp. Out
High imp. Out
Foot Switch In
230V"
This one is in via M Me, spotted on Marktplaats.
This is the first one to be featured on the site. It appears to be a preset based rhythm machine. Note "Automatic Rhythm" in the badge on back. Also note the Universal Consilidators Inc.
via the listing:
"Analoge Japanse drummachine uit de jaren 60. Komt niet vaak voor. In zeer goede staat, werkt prima.
Low imp. Out
High imp. Out
Foot Switch In
230V"
Googlish:
"Analog Japanese drum machine from the 1960s. Not common. In very good condition, works fine.
Low imp. Out
High imp. Out
Foot Switch In
230V"
1970s Multivox MX-150 Basky II - Taurus Bass Pedal Synthesizer
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via SYNTH CITY Reverb
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"Recently over-hauled for actual-functional use! New switch selector buttons (the originals are garbage), tuned and calibrated. Has that classic Taurus sound from you know who. Awesome piece of gear!"
via SYNTH CITY Reverb
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"Recently over-hauled for actual-functional use! New switch selector buttons (the originals are garbage), tuned and calibrated. Has that classic Taurus sound from you know who. Awesome piece of gear!"
Moog Source Monophonic Analog Synthesizer (Serviced) SN 2840
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via SYNTH CITY Reverb
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"The Moog Source is a monophonic Z80 microprocessor-controlled analog synthesizer manufactured from 1981 to 1985. Serial number: 2840
The Source was Moog's first synthesizer to offer patch memory storage. The design was also the first (and only) Moog synthesizer to feature a flat-panel membrane keyboard to replace the standard buttons, knobs and sliders, along with multihued panel graphics that were very different from anything Moog offered at the time.
Arguably the closest sounding to the Minimoog than any other Moog from this era. All functions tested in great working order, membrane buttons operate as expected with smooth operation.
Service notes:
-Refurbished power supply: replaced PS caps
-Resoldered rectifiers and sockets for t0-220 package voltage regulators
-Resoldered and cleaned connectors/pin headers.
-Replaced all other remaining electrolytic capacitors
-Replaced (2) connectors pcb and cable side
-Resoldered and cleaned all connectors/pin headers
-Cleaned keybed assembly and key contacts
-Removed and cleaned IC pins on 74373 logic ICs
-Cleaned all calibration trim pots
-Replaced memory battery
-Re-programmed all original factory presets
-Fully calibrated entire synth
-Burn in for 6 hours then checked/adjusted calibration as needed
-Cleaned volume control and bend/modulation assembly parts"
via SYNTH CITY Reverb
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"The Moog Source is a monophonic Z80 microprocessor-controlled analog synthesizer manufactured from 1981 to 1985. Serial number: 2840The Source was Moog's first synthesizer to offer patch memory storage. The design was also the first (and only) Moog synthesizer to feature a flat-panel membrane keyboard to replace the standard buttons, knobs and sliders, along with multihued panel graphics that were very different from anything Moog offered at the time.
Arguably the closest sounding to the Minimoog than any other Moog from this era. All functions tested in great working order, membrane buttons operate as expected with smooth operation.
Service notes:
-Refurbished power supply: replaced PS caps
-Resoldered rectifiers and sockets for t0-220 package voltage regulators
-Resoldered and cleaned connectors/pin headers.
-Replaced all other remaining electrolytic capacitors
-Replaced (2) connectors pcb and cable side
-Resoldered and cleaned all connectors/pin headers
-Cleaned keybed assembly and key contacts
-Removed and cleaned IC pins on 74373 logic ICs
-Cleaned all calibration trim pots
-Replaced memory battery
-Re-programmed all original factory presets
-Fully calibrated entire synth
-Burn in for 6 hours then checked/adjusted calibration as needed
-Cleaned volume control and bend/modulation assembly parts"
Alesis A6 Andromeda 61-Key Polyphonic
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via this auction
"This Andromeda is actually in very good condition and all voices function and tune perfectly, but the Potentiometer #4 for PAN near the screen needs replacement as it is very jumpy so it changes the Pan parameter,and a few other pots are pretty fiddly as well and could do with servicing."
via this auction
"This Andromeda is actually in very good condition and all voices function and tune perfectly, but the Potentiometer #4 for PAN near the screen needs replacement as it is very jumpy so it changes the Pan parameter,and a few other pots are pretty fiddly as well and could do with servicing."
ARP 2601 with 3620 Keyboard SN 0490
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via this auction
"MINT Conditn. Smoke-Free private studio."
via this auction
"MINT Conditn. Smoke-Free private studio."
PWM Malevolent Analog Monophonic 32 Mini Key Semi-Modular Synthesizer w/ Original Box
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via this auction
First pics of the embossed/engraved side panels on the site.
via this auction
First pics of the embossed/engraved side panels on the site.
Terry Riley's In the Summer (Buchla Music Easel)
video upload by Electrum Modular
"I’ve been reading Trevor Pinch and Frank Trocco’s excellent book, Analog Days. Apparently, when Don Buchla unveiled his prototype Buchla Box at the San Francisco Tape Music Center in 1965, the most enthusiastic witness was Terry Riley, the pioneer of minimalist music. 'I think I’ll do some music on that,' Riley said.
Sadly, there’s no recording or other evidence of Riley playing the Buchla (at least that I can find). But given that they crossed paths at the Tape Music Center, I thought it would be appropriate to use the Buchla Music Easel to do a cover of one of my favorite Riley pieces: “In the Summer” (1974).
Composed for the soundtrack of art-house film, Lifespan, this piece was reissued in 2007 on the CD, 'Les Yeux Fermés & Lifespan.'
Listen to the original: [below]
On using Disting and Low-Gain Format Jumbler to interface Easel with Eurorack: [previously posted here]"
In the Summer - Terry Riley
video upload by hydrogenbomb
"Track 6 from the album, Les Yeux Fermés & Lifespan, by Terry Riley."
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