Launched—or born, depending on the sentience you ascribe to Synthi—in 1971, the hybrid analog and digital synthesizer was conjured up by Electronic Music Studios designer Peter Zinovieff.
Only thirty-one of the EMS Synthi 100 units were produced, further adding to its allure.
Soulwax's David & Stephen Dewaele acquired unit number 30, affectionately referred to as '3030', for a brief custodianship.
Paying tribute to a precious year spent with the instrument, the duo released a limited edition album made entirely on the synthesizer, which also featured a 48-page photo book.
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