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

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.

Cat playing a Roland Jupiter 8, possibly near Jupiter. From Cats on Synthesizers in Space on Facebook.

Our friend Casetllanito is being a bit shy today as he lies on a keyboard. Submitted by Aero Vhf via our Facebook page.
Identification of the synth left as an exercise to the reader.

Submitted by Veronica Pejril via our Facebook page.
I’m uncertain whether the cat is included with this 1939 vintage Hammond Novachord synthesizer: https://reverb.com/item/1731392-hammond-novachord-tube-synthesizer-from-1939
I suspect it may be necessary for proper operation.

Slinky the cat gets his paws on the new Roland JP-08 synthesizer. Submitted by Steven Franks via our Facebook page.
“Had a new Mini-Joop for about a half hour before Slinky had to give it a try.”
You can read our recent NAMM review of the Boutique series and other synths from Roland here.