Submitted by Davor Gazde via our Facebook page. We think this cat has found a nice spot to sit inside the Modcan modular synth 🙂
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CatSynth pic: Hohner S4 String Synthesizer
From an auction, via matrixsynth:
Under the racked Minimoog, under the cat.
“This is a very rare Hohner S4 string synthesizer. I have found no information about this item anywhere. Is it a prototype? I don’t know. I do know its a cool paraphonic divide-down synthesizer with “cello” and “strings” sections. Two release modes, fast decay and slow decay. Three octave select buttons. Here is the sound. I am guessing it was manufactured in the mid-to-late 1970s. It operates like it should. Cosmetically, it looks fair for an instrument that has obviously been gigged. The tear in the tole on one of the close-ups has been glued. I will ship carefully, in two boxes, as it has a heavy, boat anchor style power supply with a volume pedal. Here’s the only audio sample I have of it. Sorry, its half-way in.
CatSynth pic: Korg Poly 800 and String Machine
From marullismo on Instagram. I’m familiar with the Korg Poly 800 but not the String Machine. If you have had experience with it, please comment.
CatSynth pic: Cat and Monorocket case
CatSynth pic: Cat and microKORG
From thisispasserene on Instagram.
“Not posed. Found him like this. #synthcat 🎹🐱”
Next to a microKORG is a perfect place for a cat to pose.
CatSynth pic: Plush Cat with Keyboard
From jackrudes on Instagram. Identity of the plush cat and keyboard left as exercises to the reader.
CatSynth pic: Cat and Modular Synth
From bitreduction on Instagram.
“Slightly old picture of this cutie”
Cutie indeed! And quite a few familiar synth modules. We’ll leave naming those as an exercise to the reader 🙂
CatSynth pic: MIA 626 (Cat and Roland 626)
CatSynth pic: Alpine and Tiptop Happy Ending Kit
Alpine the cat demonstrates that a module-less Tiptop Audio Happy Ending Kit is as good a box as any. From Paul Burns via our Facebook page.
