
Submitted by kf6gpe via Twitter.
@catsynth Hazy with our new Moog Mother-32.

Long time reader and fan Jen Grover shared this adorable picture of her young cat Lester with an Arturia Minibrute synthesizer. We think they make quite a pair 🙂

Luna’s surgery yesterday went well. Since it was just a small skin spot, it was much smaller than the original surgery last year and she was able to come home the same day. We are hoping for a quicker recovery as well. Nonetheless, it’s no fun at all for Luna. She has been eating normally and at times her energetic affectionate self – at others lethargic and clearly coping with some pain and discomfort. It’s no different from a human post surgery. I am administering pain medications and gentle affection to her today as she rests and recovers.
Thank you for your continued purrs and thoughts.

As we prepare for Luna to go tomorrow for her next surgery, we received this wonderful picture and note from our friend Merce the cat on Twitter:
@catsynth Go, Luna! You got this!

From Christian Joanette via the Facebook group Synthesizer Freaks.
“This one [DX7] he’s aloud to sit on.”

From Cats on Synthesizers in Space.
Interesting looking grey kitty on a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 analog synthesizer, one of the first fully programmable polyphonic analog synths, the Prophet 5 is the most classic synthesizer of the eighties, made from 1978 -1984 —————- I find the image of the cat most striking.

From iceritchie on Twitter. Submitted to CatSynth by Techno-iD●com.
“@iceritchie: What is it with cats and studios?”

Cats sitting by a Yamaha CS5 synthesizer. I think they are gazing at the black cat on the left who is posing adorably rather than the synth. From glebtheunholy on Instagram, in Moscow.

Submitted by Davide Mancini via our Facebook page.
“Nanosynth or MegaCat?”
More on the NS1nanosynth can be found here.