A new place for all things vintage synth...
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:53 pm
The Turtlerock team have kindly provided a new forum to discuss vintage synthesizers, as well as other electronic music devices. Many people are passionate about these machines, they are hotly traded on ebay and other markets, and keyboards that are 30+ years old are still in use every day. Names like Moog, ARP, Sequential Circuits, PPG, Oberheim, Fairlight, EMS, Roland, Yamaha, EMU and so on are historic in the shaping of modern popular music, and digital virtual copies are appearing of the most legendary. So here's a place to discuss them, and their uses. The idea is to make this a resource for owners of these machines where we can share information and ideas to aid in keeping them going and exploring new ways to use them.
As a service tech I will be on hand to offer some help with regards fault finding and sourcing of parts and spares, setup and calibration, and general help keeping machines running, it would also be great to hear from folks that are into synth DIY, as this is becoming very popular again, and anyone with experience in these instruments. Other topics could include:
Modifications
Patches
Memorabilia (Old Moog records, brochures and such)
Modulars
Photos of your rig
Theremins and other exotica
Heads up's on gear and performances around town...
Basically a place for shooting the breeze about all things analog and old school digital, and maybe getting a little help from the knowledge base of the other forum members.
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As a service tech I will be on hand to offer some help with regards fault finding and sourcing of parts and spares, setup and calibration, and general help keeping machines running, it would also be great to hear from folks that are into synth DIY, as this is becoming very popular again, and anyone with experience in these instruments. Other topics could include:
Modifications
Patches
Memorabilia (Old Moog records, brochures and such)
Modulars
Photos of your rig
Theremins and other exotica
Heads up's on gear and performances around town...
Basically a place for shooting the breeze about all things analog and old school digital, and maybe getting a little help from the knowledge base of the other forum members.
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