Quasimidi Polymorph is another option, but it's not analog and it can't do ratchets I think

Stab Frenzy wrote:Digital Screams is, to put it bluntly, a bit of a melodramatic troll. Anyone who's been here for a long time will remember unfondly when he was more active on the forum.

Fantastic

Wow..cool units. My sister used to live next door to B&K, I have a 10 min drive to them from where I live. Will be looking out for those units..

Sweet jesus that's a lot of work. I have one with a list of 10 faults or so. Wish I could send it over to your. Way to expensive and troublesome though.

Would you happen to know where I can get the male part of these connectors?

No Jupiter 8, no Synthex
Stupid lists anyway

Around 1000 PPG Wave's were made. I think I read somewhere 1800 Elka Synthex's were made

I say get a Virus KC. A great synth for little money and easy to resell if you don't like it

Great demo!

Many would probably rather see an analog updated Synthex 2 version a la the Prophet 6.
But lets see how it turns out..

How will they get CEM's enough you reckon?

Cool. Might do that to mine. Which knobs did you get?

Yup, get a Virus (k)C
Bang for the buck. You can always sell it again if it's not for you

I remember that one

http://www.vintagesynth.com/forum/viewt ... easts+blue

Then there is the infamous "choir organ" (used on "In den Gärten Pharaos" and "Aguirre") which is obscured by a lot of lore but I suspect it to be either a Chamberlin 600 or a Mellotron Mk. 1/2 with custom tapes. Stephen Aguirre is one of my absolute favourite choir tracks. The choir sound was made...