Models

9 models

  • Technical line drawing of Alesis Andromeda A6

    Alesis Andromeda A6

    2000 multitimbral analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Alesis Andromeda A6, released in 2000, is a sixteen-voice analog synthesizer with two oscillators and dual filters per voice plus extensive digital control and effects. A rare large-scale analog polysynth of its era, it is prized for its deep, powerful sound.

  • PANArt Hang

    An instrument invented in 2000, and no longer made

    Hand percussion · Switzerland

    Two nitrided steel shells glued at the rim, hammered into a tuned central note and a ring of tone fields, played with the hands rather than sticks. PANArt built the Hang from 2000 to 2013, never in quantity and never to order, and every handpan since descends from it.

  • Technical line drawing of Selmer Reference

    Selmer Reference

    Vintage-inspired professional saxophone series

    Saxophone · France

    The Henri Selmer Paris Reference series, first introduced as tenor saxophones in 2000, revisits two of the company's most celebrated vintage designs. It comprises the Reference 54, which takes the design of the Mark VI (introduced 1954), and the Reference 36, which is based on the Balanced Action (introduced 1936).

  • Moog Little Phatty

    Monophonic analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Moog Little Phatty, released in 2006, is a monophonic analog synthesizer in the Phatty line and one of the last products Bob Moog helped design. It pairs two oscillators and the Moog ladder filter with patch memory in an affordable, road-ready instrument.

  • Minimoog Voyager

    2002 monophonic analog synthesizer

    Synthesizer · United States

    The Minimoog Voyager, released in 2002, is Bob Moog's modern reinterpretation of the original Minimoog. It keeps the three-oscillator, ladder-filter architecture while adding patch memory, MIDI, an expressive touch surface, and extensive modulation.

  • Starcaster by Fender

    Electric guitar model

    Electric guitar

    A budget Stratocaster-style line sold under the "Starcaster by Fender" name through big-box and department stores, unrelated to the 1976 semi-hollow Starcaster. It offered beginners an affordable instrument carrying the Fender name.

  • Roland V-Synth

    2003 synthesizer

    Synthesizer · Japan

    The Roland V-Synth, released in 2003, is a flexible digital synthesizer combining sampling, variable-phrase modeling (VariPhrase), and analog-modeling oscillators with a hands-on interface for radical sound design.

  • Buffet Crampon Tosca

    Professional B-flat clarinet

    Clarinet · France

    The Buffet Crampon Tosca is a professional Boehm-system clarinet introduced in 2004 in the R13 bore family. Built from grenadilla with 19 keys and 6 rings, a left-hand E-flat lever, and a low-F correction key, it is prized for harmonic richness and even response, and is offered in B-flat, A, and E-flat.

  • Elektron Machinedrum

    Synthesis engines, not samples

    Drum machine · Sweden

    The Machinedrum builds each voice from a chosen synthesis machine — analogue modelling, FM, wavetable, or short samples — and drives them with Elektron's parameter-lock sequencer, so a pattern can change any parameter on any step.