Technosaurus Selector Analog Modular synthesizer System D 1998 - RARE!

In excellent workint condition. It comes with 22 modules.

Because of the size and weight of this. Buyer will have to arrange pick up.

Modules included:

VCO x 4

VCF2 x 2

Triple Resonator x 2

Dual Envelope Generator x 1

LFO x 3

Sample & Hold x 1

Dual Wave Shaper x 1

Dual Envelope Generator x 2

VCA x 2

Midi Control x 1

Dual Ring Mod x 1

Octal Subharmonic Oscillator x 2

Info:

The Technosaurus Selector is a rare, high-end Swiss-made analog modular synthesizer system introduced in the late 1990s by Steve Hug and Joerg Oldani. Known for its aggressive sound, fast envelopes, and unique modules like the Triple Resonator, it bridges vintage warmth with modern MIDI and CV/Gate connectivity.

System Configurations

• System A: Rack-mountable 6U wooden cabinet; hardwired with no patchbay.
• System B: Rack-mountable 9U wooden cabinet; includes dedicated patchbays beneath modules.
• System C: Large wooden cabinet featuring angled 19-inch upper/lower racks and a central patchbay.
• System D: Massive double-rack setup containing up to 32 modules, multiple oscillators, and filters. [1]

Key Modules & Features

• Oscillators: Standard VCOs alongside rare Octal Subharmonic Oscillators (OSO).
• Filters: Multimode VCF2 analog filters with steep slopes and voltage-controlled resonance.
• Triple Resonator: Highly expressive signature module delivering distinct acoustic-like resonances.
• Connectivity: Integrated MIDI-to-CV interfaces allowing seamless integration with modern sequencers and MIDI setups