Special Thanks To The Groups And People That Have Contributed to the

Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum.

Jasson Temple : Donated a Fqemi-M (a Russian Keyboard)

William E. Bayes : Donated his rhythm machine collection.
13 total, Roland TR-700, Roland TR-330, Ace Tone FR-3,
2 Gulbransen Teeny Boppers, 2 Whippany Rhythm Masters,
Multivox Fr-8L, Seeburg Select-a-Rhythm, Olson X-81,
Nomad Rhythm Maker 12, Sano Rhythm Master,
& a Wurlitzer 5020

Richard Katz:(Roland Rep) Donated the Roland Groove Banner.

Malcom Doak: Donated some 200+ brochures from manufactures.
A great way to find out more about all the synths.

Will Web : Donated a Octive Cat SRM, Univox EC-80a tape delay,
Kastam Concert Tape Delay, & an Opcode Studio 2 plus.

George B. Bond: Donated a Korg CX-3, Hammond XB-5,
& an Orberheim XK. He played and toured with them
many year with the group The Dynatones.

Micheal Dickson: Donated a Linn 9000, Kurzweil MIDI Board,
& Yamaha TX-7.

Mark Accomando : Donated a
Champon 4 On the Floor percussion.

Starr Labs, Donated its prototype of the Ztar. Named the
Diamond Alligator, Made in 1986.
Check it out. Very cool piece.

Linda Wessel, Donated a Roland TR-55 in memory of her brother
Robert "Bobby Stevens" Dubiel (1953-2000).
He played with the group "Show & Tell"

Bill Cone From Synthony Music:
An E-MU Drumulator with costom mod., Yamaha PCS-30, PVI Drumkey,
Boss DPR-III, JLC MIDI Blender, JLC Micro Sync, Yamaha PN101,
Midiman MSI.

Oberheim: :an Oberheim Prommer was donated to the Synthesizer
Museum June of 1998. Also an OB-8 poster and Oberheim
Banner for the Museum.

Roland: A Roland Banners for the display area.

Dynamix II: a MiniMoog used on there hit single "Give the DJ a Break".

Jackel & Hyde: An E-MU Emulator II

Mike Metz of Thesis Audio Service: an Oberheim Systemizer, Roland
CM-C64D,Old Pruduct Brochures, & my favorite a Sequencial Circuits
Belt Buckel.

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Bill Kraske: two Balwin Tempo-Matic's

Michael Lo Bue: a Paia String & Thinzs built by him in 1980 and used

In his group for many years.

B-3 World: a Hamond M-2 organ & Manuals, Three Hammond
auto-vari 64 (all different models), An Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-2L,
Air Organ.

if your looking for a B-3 or C-3 check them out.They Make
Them look and work like New. Also have a Great Portable
B-3 that is made into flight case Leslie too. Its one of the best
ones I have ever seen.

DUB Tribe: a Roland SH-101 mod handle use on tour and recordings.

Tim Bulgrin of Owen ,WI.: A PAIA 2700 modular
that he built form a kit back in 1974.

Patric Moraz: of YES and Moody Blues fame: a Hammond CV
like his fist keyboard.

Tim Strickland: Fender Rhodes Chroma with manuals and data tapes

Pat Murphy: manuals and service manuals that he had of old sytnths.

Mike Ayers: manuals and service manuals that he had of old sytnths.

Justin Greathouse: manuals, sevice manuals, liturature, magazines,

and has help us find many synths. Also a Paia Fat Man

built by him. A 1885 Hendrickvox Humana Organ, & a Casio CZ-101

Arthur Anderson: Sequencial Six Track, Synsonic Drums,

Sequencial Prophet 600.

Dick Drury: a Cordovox, Ensoniq Mirage, Arp Odyssey, Oberheim SEM,

Cheetah 5V, Oberheim Programer, Manuals & Service manuals.

Ronnie Ciago: a Roland JSQ-60

Robert Moog: a MiniMug ( You can also get one at: www.moogmusic.com)

Carl Nissen: Ensoniq Mirage

Brian McKay: Wersi-Matic WM24b, Hammond PR-20 & JR-20

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Mike Jay: Oberheim DX Steach A, Arp 4-voice piano

Mike Kent: Roland Users Group magazines

Ace Music: Orlando, old keyboard banners.

Thoroughbred Music: old keyboard banners & posters.

M.A.E. Music: Miami, old keyboard banners. A Digitech PR-64.

Paragon Music: Tampa, ARP keyboard poster.

Thank You All.

From The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum

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