
Ruined car in Joshua Tree National Park. Photo taken with Lensbaby Edge 35 and post-processed for color in Adobe Lightroom.

A beautiful cat resting on a beautiful wooden keyboard console. From @nadiaudio on Twitter.
We at CatSynth agree. Big Merp is often our desk kitty, although he is big and our desk is small.

Now this is a pedal I might have to acquire, given that it features one of my favorite memes. Spotted by
mememe_techno on Instagram
According to NoiseKick FX’s Reverb page:
3 circuit meme screamer. Ts + klon overdrives and a clean boost all in one!
“U, NO U” toggle switch allows you to put the boost circuit at the beginning or end of the chain.
Go from boost -> TS -> Klon to TS → Klon → Boost
true bypass
runs off a single 9 volt plug
approximate size: 4.5″x5.5″
completely hand-wired using high quality components
comes with limited lifetime warranty against electronic and mechanical defect.

This cat means business, and has an impressive setup featuring a Novation Peak, multiple sequential synths, and a large modular system. From gravityswell via Instagram.
Trapped. Send snacks.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CXKKzqsP9g0/

Gracie of Synthetic Dreamscapes stands atop a refurbished Roland Jupiter 6. As the quality inspector, Gracie stands on everything they do.

Barney is looking very contented in the studio with his human Alessandro Cortini, a synthesizer artist whom we have featured in the past on CatSynth.
Head over to Cortini’s Bandcamp page to hear what he (and his cats) have been up to.
Identification of the synths left as an exercise to the reader.