Curse these people who put stuff on eBay when I can't afford it !!

When I first saw these in the very early 80's I knew straight away that if I owned one I'd become a rich and famous pop star.

I still don't own one and I still say that when I do, I will become a rich and famous pop star.

Right now though, my budget won't allow this, and so, unless someone buys it for me, and then lets me pay them back when I achieve pop stardom, I'll be destined to spend my life as an undiscovered talent.

Take pity on me.....

Some lovely pictures....just because....

All shots from the EBoard Museum

Take a long look at these pictures and the synths contained within. Am I alone in thinking that these are beautiful objects ? Show me a Triton or Motif or whatever hardware synths are left nowadays (except the Alesis Fusion maybe) and they all look the same. These synths of old were all unique not only in sound but in looks too. If anybody wonders why people like me get moist around the gusset for old synths, here are some prime examples....

Emulator I


Prophet 10


Roland SH-101 Blue


Yamaha DX1


Sequential Circuits Prophet VS and Prophet 5


Elka Synthex


Yamaha CS-80