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Stephen, Thanks for another huge photo of this system !!! You can see there a complete module series, able to make a complete system of their own. I guess it's time to try and contact Mr. Thomas Hopf :)

Seeing these SYNRISE pages brings me a huge wave of nostalgia :D Ahhhhh .... the early days of the internet for us, in the early 00's :)

English please good Sirs ! :) There are analog synth modules with the tag SYNTEC and various code names for the modules - for example : "401 VCF" !!! How do you explain this ? Unless they are the guys worked for the Banana synth along with the people from Electronic Engineering Hoffmann :)

Thanks, in fact I have read Dirk's recollections about the Banana - he had post on the Matrixsynth blog back in the day. I'm trying to clarify if SYNTEC is really involved on the design (say, SYNTEC designed the voicing, EEH did the digital part and the programming and SSB marketed the product -...

Hello there dear fellow SynthFreaks, I was wondering in which way did those people companies did connected : - 'Synthesizer Studio Bonn' had developed the Synthanorma ssequencer, - 'Elektronic Engineering Hoffman' made the CM2, CM4 and EEH DS500, - There were separate synth modules by 'SYNTEC' -...

Thank you - I remember this thread too - though I never learned if the developer completed the new EEH CM sequencer

Yes I know the thread - thanks. I have contacted Ed Buller too, plus I have spoken to the great late Kevin Lightner : the color photos of Peter Baumann PE modular system of that thread, were taken by Kevin Lightner, since CF called him to take some modules from it to restore 'em, and put em to a...

Dear Bernie, thank you for the answer. I know somehow where various devices of this modular rack have ended : I know there is a member of this forum owning various parts of this, along with various units getting these directly from CF. The EPU drum machine is in the possession of a Swedish...

Hello there again dear Synth enthusiasts. If you got any info about people involving in building any of this unknown custom equipment, please send data. Thank you very - much. Please note I'm not reading / understanding German, pherh

please see here, especially in the section "analogue electronica" - it doesn't give specific answers, but you certainly get the idea that CF/TD were forward thinking persons: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/1995_ar ... ?print=yes Also, Mirko Luethge had told me in the past, that Chris Franke...

Hello there, I repost the "Chris Franke Equipment Research" picture as there was problem with the picture's link thank you, any help appreciated - in English please :oops:

I f you have interesting info, in English please :mrgreen: :selfhammer: :P :roll: thanks again btw, about the Groethe sequencers behind Edgar and Johannes , I was thinking too that they are a hoax. - I'm mean what are they controlling? :twisted: :-P O.K., their size justifies having...

Yes Stephen, I'm talking about the device that's under the Moog/PPG/Syntec/Projekt Elektronik modules :selfhammer: . the roboterwerke device was made by Franz Knuettel, too - there's an attached PDF with the roborwerke prducts @ matrixsynth: http://m.matrixsynth.com/2008/02/robote ...

what about the "Digital Sequencer / Trigger Selector"? was build by Helmut Groethe or is it the "Computer Studio Sequencer"? Anyone? :selfhammer: :? thanks :mrgreen:

Now that I'm think about it again, this would be easily being a rack-mounted Kobol - you can't never be sure with TD :mrgreen: - although the module hasn't any memories buttons. Sadly Chris Frank mostly refuses to talk about the past