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Alesis Strike Pro drumkit
The ExpressiveE Touché. A controller not an instrument but still lots of fun!
SOMA Lyra-8
Guitars and pedalboard
Acoustic guitar in some non-standard tuning (Yamaha FG 335)
Acoustic drum kit (Sonor Force 3007)
my Mbira huru from Zimbabwe, followed by my Rick Turner 30" scale 5 string Renaissance fretless bass tuned e-c.
At the moment it's the Roland MC707, feels like it was made just for me.
Any sampler really, but specifically my trusty E-MU E4XT Ultra.
The Trinity was a lot of fun.
Also, I don’t think any other instrument had a touch screen those days.
Don't own it anymore, but I loved my Wasp synth - it was a temperamental little beggar and would throw tantrums regularly but boy was it fun....Had to sell it when money got tight a couple of years ago but still regret it....😩
Yeah forgot to mention that. It was way ahead beyond its time. I really would libe if Korg would release it in IOS.
I have this Danelectro bass practice amp that blows my mind and brings me pure joy every time I plug in. It cost $75 or so and produces my ideal bass tone both through its speaker and even direct out the RCA outputs and headphone jack. It weighs about 12 pounds and takes up about 1 sq ft of floor space. It simply amazes me. I spent years trying to talk myself out of believing this was possible but now I just don't care. Every time I plug into the thing I'm instantly in bass tone heaven.
s2000 with eb16 SDcard modded, juno106, Novation xStation... Dead; eps16+ with output expander gotta fix it some day
Oh no!
Definitely get it fixed. :-)
Mine was dead but turned out to be faulty flashbank and SCSI cards. Took them both out and it works perfectly so added a floppy emulator that uses USB sticks. Works great. Slow. But good. Can save all the disk images on my Mac too.
Another SH101. Such a fun synth.
Electronic
Old School / Analog 😊
Zur Zeit des Fotos etwas angestaubt...
😎
Lots of goodness and I’m still just scratching the surface with mine.
Love it! I took sitar lessons for a while at Ali Akbar School of Music when lived in the Bay Area. Very peaceful period of my life.
I still have one but kinda got out of practice.
Blofeld
Roland AE-10 wind synth. Plenty of great sample instruments and a built in four oscillator synth. Also works great as a MIDI controller with with the Moog model-15, bs-16, etc. Way better than a keyboard for an ex-French horn player.
My homemade circuit bent Casio Sk-1. I have a few of these, but this one is my favorite. I only choose bends that were to me "Musical", so its a very playable instrument. Very stable, and most if not all of the bends work together. Hardly ever crashes. My other two are great, but they have so many random bends that it can get chaotic and glitchy, and or crash very fast.
I also happen to love my little homemade drone synth peeking out at the bottom of the pic. Its a work in progress, but it makes some great sounds.
yaaaaaay Sk-1
Casio PX-560 tied with Fender Telecaster. One dominates the other for about 30 days.
My Behringer Model D aka “Ned”
Got to be my trusty Roland SH 201. Just so easy to programme sounds.
At this moment it’s the SH-101 I have owned since about 1983 - it was broken in about 1990, left in my mums attic & forgotten about. Resurrected it this year, got it repaired (big thanks to Ben at EMS Cyberwave). Have paired it up with a meris polymoon (great pedal) & having great time re-discovering it.
Buchla Music Easel and EMS Synthi AKS are minstant magic , but lately also the Dreadboxes: NYX and Abyss.
i love the kaoss pad! lots of fun!
At the moment, the Dreadbox Typhon. Amazing range of sounds