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Buchla Music Easel Retro

Buchla Music Easel Retro

$6,249.60
$5,208.00 ex VAT
B-Stock
Buchla 208B Module (B-Stock)

Buchla 208B Module (B-Stock)

$2,486.40
$2,072.00 ex VAT
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Buchla Music Easel (Modern)

Buchla Music Easel (Modern)

$6,249.60
$5,208.00 ex VAT
Buchla LEM 218e Touch Activated Voltage Source

Buchla LEM 218 Touchplate Keyboard v3

$1,687.20
$1,406.00 ex VAT
Buchla Easel Command

Buchla Easel Command

$3,999.60
$3,333.00 ex VAT
Buchla Skylab Main

Buchla Skylab Analogue Synthesizer

$21,457.20
$17,881.00 ex VAT
Buchla 201E-3 Passive Frame

Buchla 223 TS Passive Frame

$338.40
$282.00 ex VAT
Buchla 208C Module

Buchla 208C Module

$3,718.80
$3,099.00 ex VAT
Buchla 296e Spectral Processor Module

Buchla 296e Spectral Processor Module

$4,862.40
$4,052.00 ex VAT
Buchla 223e System

Buchla 223e Tactile Input Port Module

$3,298.80
$2,749.00 ex VAT
Buchla 227e System Interface Module

Buchla 227e System Interface Module

$2,862.00
$2,385.00 ex VAT

Buchla is a legendary synthesizer manufacturer founded by Don Buchla in 1963. Don Buchla was a musician and electrical engineer attracted by the potential of electronic sound synthesis. He thought electronic instruments could make sounds that traditional acoustic instruments could not.

The Buchla Series 100, the company's first synthesiser, was introduced in 1966. It was a modular synthesiser that allowed users to design their sound modules and patch them together in several ways. The Series 100 was unlike anything else on the market then, and it immediately became popular with experimental artists and sound designers.

Buchla introduced the Buchla 200, a more sophisticated version of the Series 100, in 1970. The Buchla 200 was a complicated multi-timbral synthesiser designed for live performance and studio application. It has a one-of-a-kind touch-sensitive keyboard and many revolutionary control interfaces.

In 1973, Buchla released the Music Easel as a part of the Buchla 200 Series and was designed to be a self-contained, portable synthesizer that could be easily transported and used in live performances.

Buchla has continued to explore and push the boundaries of what was possible in electronic sound synthesis over the years with the Buchla 400 and 700 Series.

He released the Buchla 200e in 2004, an improved version of the Buchla 200 aimed to be more user-friendly and accessible to a larger spectrum of players. 

Don Buchla died on September 14, 2016, at 79, leaving behind a rich legacy of invention and originality that will inspire musicians and music fans for centuries.

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