The EMIS Synthesizer Museum Homepage

Welcome to the EMIS Synthesizer Museum Homepage,
one of the largest collections of vintage instruments

The actual museum is moving to a new purpose built building soon, but will become a private collection with no viewing available.

It may still be possible to view specific items by arrangement, and specific video/photograph shoots may still be arranged.

This website will go through a major rewrite, to become a better resource for all the instruments

- STILL BEING UPDATED THOUGH!

Indexed by manufacturer click the manufacturer for more info (some pages not active yet)

123...	360 systems
A	Accessit	Acetone	Acorn	AHB	Akai
Alesis	Amdek	Antalex	Aphex	Apple	Aria
Armon	ARP	ART	Atari
B	Bel	Bit	Bohm	Boss
C	Carlsbro	Casio	Chase	Clef	Commodore
Crumar
D	Darburn	Davoli	Daytron	DBX	Delta Lab
Denon	Digisound	Digital Keyboards	Digitech	Doepfer	Drawmer
Dubreq	Dynacord
E	Eagle	Echoman	EDC	EDP	EKO
Electrospace	Electro Harmonix	Elega	Elgam	Elka	E&MM
EML	EMS	EMU	Ensoniq	ETI	Evans
Evolution	Excel
F	Fairlight	Farfisa	Fender Rhodes	Firstman	Fostex
Fricke	Frontline	Furman
G	Garfield Electronics	GB	GEM/Generalmusic	Gerd Schulte	Godwin
Grampian	Greengate
H	Hammond	HH	Hillwood	Hohner	HOT
Hybrid Music
I	Ibanez	IN Mitchell
J	Jen	JHS	JL Cooper	JMS	JVC
JWM Electronics
K	Kawai	Kay	Ken Multi	Keynote	Korg
Kurzweil
L	Leslie	Linn	Logan	Lynex
M	M&A	Maestro	Maplin	Market Electronics	Marlin
Mattel	Melos	Monacor	Monarch	Moog	Movement / MCS
MPC	Multivox	MXR
N	National
O	Oberheim	Octave Electronics	Ondes	Orla
P	PAIA	Paragon Systems	Pearl	Peterson	Philips
Pielle Electronica	Pioneer	Powertran	PPG	Practical Electronics	Polivoks
Q	Quad
R	Realistic	Rhodes/Chroma	Roland	Rotel
S	Samick	Sankei	Schaller	Seiko	Selmer
Sequential Circuits	Siel	Silversound	Simmons	Simms Watts	Sinclair
SMS	Solasound	Solina	Solton	Sonor	Sony
Sound City	Soundmaster	SPL	SSB (Banana)	Steiner-Parker	Storm
Stramp	Syco	Syndrum	Synsonics	Syntec	Synthesizer Music Services
Synton	Syntauri
T	Tama	Tascam/Teac	Technics	Teisco	Texas Instruments
Toa	Toshiba	Tubby
U	Ultimate Percussion	Ursa Major
V	Vermona	Vestax (Vestfire / Vestakozo)	Vox
W	Waldorf	Watford Electronics	Welson	WEM	Wersi
Wurlitzer
Y	Yamaha
???	Miscellaneous

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The EMIS Synthesizer Museum is situated in Bristol, UK and is a real collection of real instruments. This site is intended as an information resource to show what is in the museum. It is under constant developement - so keep coming back! but if you need any info not listed, just ask us by email.

The "real" museum is no longer open to the public, but special appointment filming is still possible. Contact andy@emismusic.co.uk

For any queries or problems accessing this site contact andy@emismusic.co.uk

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