Our pal Haku poses with a Korg Electribe S ES-1.
The Electribes had such a distinctive look. And as a measure of their age, they used SmartMedia cards, basically giant older versions of modern SD cards.
I probably still have a few of these around from old devices.
Photos from our friend Erik Ribeiro.
Kat sits comfortably in the command chair of this studio that features a Yamaha SY99 synthesizer, and just about every modular series that Behringer made. We see a Gray Meanie (ARP 2600), MS-5 (Roland SH-5), modules in the 100, 900, 2500 series, and more. I also see an Akai sampler lurking in the corner.
From Steve Watts via the Facebook Eurorack Modular group.
I think I’m going to have to buy another chair
Winnie poses handsomely on a keyboard in front of a Novation Peak synthesizer. All the instruments have transparent dustcovers, which is something I should probably get for more of the open instruments here at CatSynth HQ 😺.
Submitted by breaque via Mastodon.
Hello, I’m calling in to report another keyboard cat infestation
Ozzy chills out while Dani Durán (@dani_duran_ on Instagram) creates some tracks on the Syntakt.
Haku looks on as our friend Erik Ribeiro (@eriksuperlazy on Instagram) handles a Befacio Voltio oscillator module during a modular case reorganization.
Parker strikes an adorable pose atop a Roland JX-3P.
From our friend Charles Whiley via Facebook.
This is the same location that we saw Mr. Puff last week.
Grady plays a Stylophone Theremin. Perhaps unintentionally, at least while he is cleaning himself.
We also see a Dreadbox Erebus being sequenced by a Keith McMillen QuNexus.
From Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) on Instagram.
Well, he’s no Clara Rockmore, but he’s ok.
Spiegel rubs up against the antenna of a Moog Theremini. I bet he was making some interesting sounds at that moment.
Submitted by Giflian via Mastodon.
Handsome Tiberius poses with an ARP Odyssey. Below, the lovely Beatrix sits atop a Korg Poly
Submitted by Undercat via Mastodon.
Sadly, both Tiberius and Beatrix have passed away since these pictures were taken. We at CatSynth extend our thoughts to their family, and share their photos here as a tribute.
