F-105F rear main instrument panel
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Lot 216: Tatra. T87 Sedan. 1940, 60 h × 184 w × 67 d in. estimate: $150,000–200,000. Complete restoration and parts list available upon request.
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with 2B67 time base and 3A1 dual amplifier
Art direction, UI / UX and motion design for an automotive demonstrator
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Fovea is a task light light fixture by Ken Dunard, that utilizes a set of gimbals and linkage system that users can adjust with a wand to locate focussed illumination from LED light sources. Aluminum spheres act as heat sinks and housing for LEDs and optics. Base contains switch and power supply/driver for LEDs.
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“All synths today just sound the same.” Sure. Fair. Well, but then something comes along that sounds more like it’s ready to produce a trippy soundtrack for a wandering scifi epic about a journey to Jupiter, filmed in early-70s Czechoslovakia.* Meet the Quandrantid Swarm. It’s the latest creation from French boutique Eowave, whose inventions have […]
In the 1970s, all synthesizers were analog: that fat, warm, vintage sound. Here we list nearly every synth ever made in the '70s. Pics and more.
Vintage ARP Photos
AVO 8 Mk. II. 1963 vintage. Shown in oblique light for a little bit of relief. I had to fit a new glass to this otherwise perfectly working instrument, and it can be seen that at some point since 1990 (I would say) it has been fitted with shrouded terminals. The fascia was grubby as well (pics to follow, but are on a film-camera and might be some time!) so I cleaned it with a stiff brush, elbow grease and a little 3-in-1 oil.
The concept features a stylish and longue-like interior
