Just back from playing with lots of classic synths at Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio
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I really should take myself for a visit.
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Very cool. Which one did you have the most fun with?
I have 9 out 13 instruments at home
(I was a good investor in 90s 
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Trying to guess which ones are missing from your collection - Moog, Oberheim, Linndrum and Fairlight?
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What’s the thing in the centre of the third row?
Triadex Muse
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There’s a Rack version of the Triadex Muse
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They have the light unit for the Muse too
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Wow, that’s cool
BTW, I’m seeing Steve Hackett playing Selling England and Seconds Out this week
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Being able to try so many legendary synths was amazing. Probably take a while to get proficient with some of them. Memorable things: that VCS3 joystick, the big clicky knobs of the Moog 55 sequencer, those iconic sounds of the Linn Drum, the sliders of the ARP2600… I didn’t have much time with the Fairlight, so I might need to go back and explore some more
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I watched a youtube demo of the real thing, I imagine it was hard to get excited about that even in 1973, but maybe it was a bad demo.
suddenly I love melbourne, without having been there 
do you have direct contact with them? I won a study/traineeship bursary (expires in september 2023) but this year I don’t have time to move away from here (italy) ! that would be super cool!
good guess! just exchange the triadex with the linndrum (I have 6 oberheim, but not the one in picture: OB-X, Xpander, Matrix1000, Matrix6r, Xk, OB-Mx)
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and the speaker amplifier too (triadex)
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no, I don’t have direct contact. But should be easy to contact via website.
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