Analog hall of fame, some of my most wanted synthezisers.....

• Moog MiniMoog: I got to have one of those...

• The Korg MonoPoly: This I must have, 4 VCO's ,sync... A great sounding syntheziser

• The Roland Jupiter 8: Beautifull sounding, this I could kill for.. perhaps the best polysynth ever manufactured

• The Roland Jupiter 6: Baby brother to the JP8, but equally fat, some say fatter....

• The Moog MemoryMoog, notoriously unreliable, byt there is nothing like 6 MiniMoogs on one key.......

• The Oberheim Matrix 12: Father of my Matrix 6 and the worlds most advanced synthezier w MIDI

• The ARP Odyssey: Trashy and rough.. S/H, sync and other goodies.

• Sequential Circuits Pro One: A monophonic Prophet 5, one of the most advanced normalled monosynth around.

• Roland Systems 100: I love you but you are very hard to get..

• PPG Wave 2.3: Landmark instrument. Beutifull color, beautifull sound and unique in the true definition

• The Sequential Prophet VS: Another uniqe monstrosity. Very digital & very analog...

• The Roland MC202: Quite similar to my SH101 but better sequencer with 2 cv/gate outputs!!!

• Roland TR808: Famous drummer, for very good reasons..

• The Roland TR909: The worlds most common source for bassdrums and open high-hats...

• Roland TB303 Bassline: It's not the sound, it's the concept

• The Yamaha DX100: Cool concept , this one could be very handy.

• The Oberheim 8-voice: The picture speaks for itself

• The ARP 2600: Perhaps my most wanted modular. Look at that inviting frontpanel...

• The EMU Modular system: The most beautifull modular ever

• The EMU Emulator II: Beautifull cult sampler with lovely analog filters. The big guys gear.

• The Roland Systems 700: Say no more.....Used extensivly on Depeche Modes "Ultra". 12 VCO's (!)

• The Synclavier II: Megabuck filmstudio in a box. Along with the Fairlight CMI, the dream of any synthesist.

• The Technos Resyntheziser: Quite expensive, really....