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Two latest purchases for me; the Eventide H9, and my Korg Arp Odyssey finally arrived today! Looks very nice sitting above my Moog Sub 37... and sounds fantastic (just as I remember from the first time I played one back in 1978!) But now I am officially out of room in my tiny studio.

Great looking unit, Brian!

So this is being restored for me right now...



And here's my son tweaking the AKG BX10 reverb...


And there's the Syndrum (image not mine though)

Thanks, it's a fun synth to work with.
Have fun with the Model D, nice having both the Voyager. inwould nevr get rid of either. Both have strengths

Good to see you're breaking your Son in young.

A Syndrum, how cool is that? I always wanted a quad unit. Is that for a single?

The Pollard Syndrum is remarkably like the Moog 1130. It uses a speaker to convert the voltages but the Syndrum has [what I assume is] an envelope follower and an osc in it. The Moog has the envelope follower but relies on external destinations.


I haven't put together a video yet....but there are ideas simmering.

Oh yours is not the one with the stand alone module? I'm not sure Ive seen this model before it's like the Synare units.

Karp MKI just came this afternoon.

I finally finished my fooger rack - rounding it out with the Murf, yesterday. It was starting to get tough finding the white edition and I didn't want to miss out. It was rough spending the extra bones to get all white (I've found all of them for 50-100 less used in black)...but, I'm glad to have the setup I have.

slabwax wrote:Karp MKI just came this afternoon.

This post really had me scratching my head and wondering...

until I realized that it must be the Korg ARP MK 1.

Congrats!

GregAE wrote:

slabwax wrote:Karp MKI just came this afternoon.

This post really had me scratching my head and wondering...

until I realized that it must be the Korg ARP MK 1.

Congrats!

Congrats indeed. The MK1 is not only the best sounding (although you have all course all 3 filters ), but the best looking too !!

All three Korg Arp are actually the same inside: three filters available. Only the look changes.

The first band I was in (1976) the keyboard player briefly had a MkI . He sold it for a Rhodes. So That was the first synth I ever toyed with. I had no choice but to oder that one.

They sound wonderful a nice compliment to a Sub37.

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... from Bella Italia



[ and yes: the harmonics are richer and fuller and more organic and ... ]

^Wow! That looks amazing. The sonic improvements are clearly visible in your photos. Nice job.

Here is my latest, a pairing. Moog Slim Phatty with a mid-'90s E-MU Command Station. The SP is great, and the MP-7 is surprisingly powerful alongside it.