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I was looking for this when I found this and thought they were both pretty awesome. What do you think?

I think posts with links without some explanation of what they are about.........are potentially a waste of time.

Chris H wrote:I think posts with links without some explanation of what they are about.........are potentially a waste of time.

Ok, my apologies. Analogic ACS, the first link, make analog sequencers with ultra-precision timing introduced to me by Dave/Innerclock. I was doing a search for this and came across the second site. I guess it's the products section you have to look at to get what I mean. It's just geeky synth stuff I'm talking about :)

It's the internet, it's all a waste of time ;)

"Time you enjoy wasting, was not wasted." John Lennon

..........Or...... to put it another way.

“If life is a waste of time and time is a waste of life, lets all get wasted and have the time of our lives.â€

beatmad wrote:I was looking for this when I found this and thought they were both pretty awesome. What do you think?

He mentions selling analogue synths but I couldn't find his for sale section for a gander. Any luck?

Cheers

Michael

Hi there,

That beautiful photo looks pretty similar to what I had in 1991..seriously !! (except for the modular and the EMS)

Now I have the same modular but not much else and all my synth money has gone into studio toys money :-)

ahhhh....thats life !

Cheers
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tweakeasy wrote:

beatmad wrote:I was looking for this when I found this and thought they were both pretty awesome. What do you think?

He mentions selling analogue synths but I couldn't find his for sale section for a gander. Any luck?

Cheers

Michael

Now that I've taken my beer goggles off I realise the analogics (second site) does look decidedly old. He did mention the collection was from the early 90's so perhaps it doesn't even exist anymore. It's nice to see people making the effort to keep their synths looking good though. Wood cabinets and endbells look much better than plastic ones.

NYMo wrote:Hi there,

That beautiful photo looks pretty similar to what I had in 1991..seriously !! (except for the modular and the EMS)

Now I have the same modular but not much else and all my synth money has gone into studio toys money :-)

ahhhh....thats life !

Cheers
N
Y
M
O

I think I remember seeing a photo of your setup Nymo so I see what you mean. Your synths were all setup on stands weren't they? How many did you usually have running at once and what sequencers were you using? I believe you still have an MC4B?