Submitted by Alex Ookpik:

Austin poses with a modified Roland JP-8000.

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Submitted by Alex Ookpik:

Austin poses with a modified Roland JP-8000.

Check out more Cats on Tuesday.
YouTube via hamsterdunce, posted at matrixsynth:
An outtake of a recent video interview I made for SonicState.com when my Himalayan kitten (Dusty) steals the show and starts playing synth music behind me that actually sounds pretty friggin’ good. That jerk. It’s bad enough that he’s better looking, but I figured I at least had all the talent up in here’s.”
And this YouTube response from stretta:
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From sushiluv, via matrixsynth, we have another image of Daphne:

Anyone want to identify synths?
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From John Lewis of FootFall

As we have often observed, cats seem to enjoy hiding in equipment racks. Gabriel, the cat featured in this photo, is no exception.
I remember first encountering a Roland JP-8080 at the Audio Engineering Society (AES) show in 1998. Ironically, I had just presented a paper on simulation of analog synthesizer waveforms and filters. I of course wanted to buy one after playing it – but in the years since I never did.
Submitted by pete nelson of No Percussion No Explosion:
Pic is of didier ignoring juno 60 in favour of childrens accordion

Didier reminds me a bit of Luna. What do you think?
Courtesy of our friend polynominal, Mimì returns, this time with an SH-101!
