The Eight Innovation – Electro Synth kit (EES5341) is a fun, solder-it-yourself project to build your own synth. Assemble your own electronic musical instrument! Includes all electronic components Clear, step-by-step …
In 1973, Radio Electronics (magazine) published a series of articles for building your own modular synthesizer, created by John Simonton. This DIY project resulted in the Paia 2700 synthesizer, which …
In our series Pile of vintage brochures we now present you the EMS Vocoder. Below you will find: Scans of the original (UK) brochure, dating from (approx) 1970 Specifications (taken …
Korg has revealed an updated Wavestate MKII and announced the release of an all-new 61-key version of the synth, the Wavestate SE, also available in silver as the Wavestate SE …
Update June 23rd, 2023: We added this video of a demonstration of the full System-100 by Alex Ball. This is another brochure we found in the pile of vintage materials …
The Bob Moog foundation offers this Theremin mini kit in their shop. Actually it is a product offered by Microkits, which you might know for their small STEM low-budget inventions. …
Another peek into the Pile of vintage synth brochures – German/English documentation presenting different PPG gear, including pricelist of (Dutch distributor) Amazing Enterprises. You’ll find the PPG Wave 2.3 / PRK PPG Waveterm B, PPG PRK FD Processor Keyboard, PPG HDU Hard disk unit and downloadable pdf files of the different brochures
Below the different scanned pages you will also find the separate brochures as downloadable pdf’s.
A video demonstrating the possibilities of the new UDO Super Gemini synth
For the first time ever, the new OB-X8 desktop version condenses all the sonic power of the Oberheim OB-X, OB-Xa and OB-8 into a footprint that’s compact enough for studios …
Update: May 15, 2023: The second part of this series has been available for quite some time. Rolf Kasten from Czech Republic owns an interesting website about microcomputers and (DIY) …
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