f**k you guys, I'm getting one this summer. Along with Duke Nukem Forever.

That last picture looks like a heavy fungal infection. Oh, and I only use the finest microfibre cloths to do my damp wiping. They're easy on the parts one does not want to wear down. Like the AN1x paint. For example. (I use the word 'finest' in the hope that I'll come off as a conaisseur in all synt...

With spring coming up in a few months, I thought I'd share my favourite tools for the trade of synth cleaning. Excluding regular Q-tips dipped in warm water, here they all are. Toothpaste is a mild abrasive and great for removal of permanent markers. Also, it makes your keys shine. Use the coarse wh...

This is causing me nosebleeds. I have a DX7 II-FD with a clean memory, due to a fairly recent battery change. I also have a DX200 filled with factory presets. Now, I want to dump the factory sounds from the DX200 to the internal memory of the DX7 II-FD. I know how to perform a bulk dump on the DX200...

Revolution and the Theremin.

13 may be the best p***y I ever had.
21 is the DX7.


Edit: Of course, I overlooked the "gifted" part.

hyphen nation wrote:yeah, how in this day and age can you justify buying a synth that doesn't come with USB???

Excactly! That's why I sold all my gear to get that sexy MS-20 with USB. Man, were KORG 30 years ahead of their time or WHAT?

The mail was sent with googlemail from aw-confirm@checkout-ebay.com, and is genuine. As for the rest of the red flags, I'll have my friend check out his place, or suggest a meeting. The last time I asked he declined, saying that shipment was only $30, which also seemed way off. I will keep you updat...

It probably should. Yeah, I should've seen this coming. Even with eBay overseeing the trade, he could've claimed that he sent the Synthi or something like that, I guess. I could give you all tickets to Norway, let you kick my teeth in, and still have more money left after the hospital stay and the e...

Syn303 wrote:didn't moog tinker with the idea of a rhythm/drum machine back in the late 60's/early 70's ?

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Another odd thing was that his english seemed to deteriorate over time. I guess he got sloppy. Coincidentially, I'm going to London in a couple of weeks, no more than a 30-minute walk from his address. I could check it out, and maybe take my slightly buffer friend with me as security. Still, any cha...

I found a Synthi AKS auction with bids lying around $150. I asked the seller a question about shipment, and he replied with this: Hi, Yes i can send it as a gift but i sell only at the buy it now. The buy it now price is US $ 1,500 including shipping and handling. The deal will be made through an eB...

"Everybody needs a 303" - Both the title of a Fatboy Slim track and an unhealthy conception "Keytars are ugly" - I agree that most keytars out there are, but the keytar as concept is not ugly in my pretty eyes "I want every synth to come with nice, smooth wood panels (and I eat s**t for breakfast to...

If not Brian Eno, then Jean Michel Jarre perhaps?

Though he on the other hand might went a bit overboard with regards to sheer synthcount. Then again, maybe not. Reminds me that I need to buy his DVD asap.

No, wait.



It's portable if you have the strap. Kind of.