
Malcolm poses handsomely atop the grand piano, behind a Moog Muse synthesizer.
Submitted by our friend Manny Fernandez, aka Dr. Synth.


Malcolm poses handsomely atop the grand piano, behind a Moog Muse synthesizer.
Submitted by our friend Manny Fernandez, aka Dr. Synth.

Graham (@grahamandchopper on Instagram) plays us a drone on the Behringer MS-5 along with a microKorg.


Meet Doris, an adorable kitten who has found the purrfect synthesizer to scamper upon: the Octave Kitten!
Submitted by Edda Jayne via our Facebook page.

Sirius wanders among the various instruments from SOMA Laboratory, including the Lyra and Pulsar, in this captivating drone video by Anri Kiria.


The venerable Milo relaxes next to a Milton Sequencer.
Submitted by Keith Winstanley via our Facebook page.
You can see Milo’s previous appearances here.


Handsome Haku graces us with not just a single photo but an entire photo shoot with the Future Retro 777 synthesizer.

Submitted by our friend Erik Ribeiro via our Facebook page.



You can see Haku’s previous appearances via his tag.


Tina blissfully sleeps in front of a rare Tama Techstar TAM500 drum machine. Submitted by AxWax via Mastodon.
The TAM500 is a relatively uncommon and lesser-known analog drum machine from the 1980s. It has 5 sounds, each with its own mixer channel and output. You can hear a bit of it in this video.
We at CatSynth have a soft spot for lesser-known drum machines of the era (i.e., outside the ubiquitous Roland TR series). This includes our Yamaha RX5, which I favor for musical projects over the more common options. A TAM500 would be something very different, but also fun to try.
You can see Tina’s previous appearance here.


Fang sits proudly atop a vintage ARP Axxe synthesizer. Submitted by Pete Jay via our Facebook page.
The ARP Axxe was a slimmed-down version of the classic Odyssey with a single oscillator. Note that it shares the same Helvetica and black-and-orange look as the Odyssey and other later ARP instruments (my favorite of their design themes).


Lint has not one, but two, of the red special-edition Geddy Lee Minimoog Model Ds!
We at CatSynth are a little envious, though we do love our old vintage Minimoog, too.
Submitted by Dave C. Lovelace via our Facebook page.