Bunny found a cozy nook inside this large Modcan modular system.
From Davor Gazde (@1000cables on Instagram).
I’m still lamenting the fact that I sold my Modcan and found this great photo. My cat Bunny preferred it too – apparently, it made a pretty comfortable house.
Kitty poses beautifully atop a Minimoog synthesizer. We also see a Moogerfooger, a Moog CP-251 voltage-control processor, and a Roland D-50 behind Kitty’s tail.
Submitted by Greg Marchesini via our Facebook page. Greg runs the Facebook group Moog Addicts – as big Moog fans (and owners of several Moog instruments ourselves), I suspect we will be visiting there often.
And while we’re on the topic, we’ll be sharing our interview with Michelle Moog-Koussa of the Bob Moog Foundation tomorrow on CatSynth TV. There will be a live premiere at 10AM US Pacific Time (1PM Eastern US, 7PM CET, etc.) where you can join both Michelle and me in the live chat.
The beautiful Yivi dials in some great sounds with the guitar pedals.
From Jan Hauzenberger via Instagram
The beautiful Tina poses with a rare Hammond 102200 synthesizer. Submitted by AxWax via Mastodon.
The Hammond 102200 is a new one for me. It’s a quirky monophonic synth with instrument presets (a bit like the ARP Pro Soloist) and an unusual matrix for modifying each of them with different waveforms, envelopes, and modulation options. I’d be curious to see/hear one in real life.
Our friend Jazzy plays the venerable Kurzweil K2500.
Submitted by Eevo Lute Music & Technology via Facebook.
Our fluffy white friend Jazzy poses with a Yamaha DX200 FM synthesizer, MFB 522 rhythm synth, and Behringer Pro VS (a recreation of the Sequential Prophet VS).
From our friends at Eevo Lute Music Technology via Facebook.
Jazzy peeks out from behind a massive Moog Modular on World Animal Day (which was last Friday).
From Eevo Lute via Facebook.
Jazzy on the world animal day studio session.
Beautiful Millie is laying down some bass notes for a recording project (using Apple Logic Pro). A major second is a bold choice!
Submitted by Lamont Thornbranch via our Facebook page. Millie is a sibling to Suki whom we featured last Friday.
Jazzy’s photo looks like one of those classic “classy” synth ads from the 1970s or 1980s. He certainly knows how to pose.
We see a Moog and Behringer modules in Jazzy’s modular system.
From Eevo Lute Music & Technology (@eevolute) on Instagram.
You can see some of Jazzy’s other appearances via his tag.
