Hardware

The <n>Camera System v2</n>, a product design concept by <n>Moonshake3D</n>.

<n>Philips PMC100 Composer</n>, a synthesizer and sequencer released in 1986.

<n>Braun</n> <n>SK 2 tischsuper</n> radio, designed by <n>Artur Braun</n> and <n>Fritz Eichler</n> (1955). Photo by <n>dasprogramm</n>.

The <n>Braun PT1 Gramaphone</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1959.

<n>Braun TP1 Portable Record Player</n>, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> in 1959. Photo by <n>Reme Samper</n>.

The <n>Wega Concept 51K</n> stereo system, designed by <n>Hartmut Esslinger</n> for <n>WEGA</n> in 1976.

The <n>Sony Walkman TPS-L2</n>, the first personal portable stereo, released by <n>Sony</n> in 1979.

A modular synthesizer setup featuring the <n>N32B</n> MIDI controller by <n>SHIK</n>.

The <n>EP–133 K.O. II</n> sampler composer by <n>teenage engineering</n>.

The <n>EP–133 K.O. II</n> sampler and composer by <n>teenage engineering</n>.

<n>Bang & Olufsen Beocom 1000</n> telephone, designed by <n>Lone Lindinger-Loewy</n> and <n>Gideon Lindinger-Loewy</n> in 1988.

Color palette inspiration by artist <n>Murat Yildirim</n>.

<n>Sony Discman D-150</n> portable CD player, designed by <n>Sony</n> in 1988.

The <n>Braun Atelier Hi-Fi System</n> designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n>, from a 1987 catalog.

<n>Braun</n> RCS 9 stereo system, PCS 45 turntable, and L 20 speaker, designed by <n>Dieter Rams</n> (1961-62).

<n>Dieter Rams Palette</n> by artist <n>Rizon Parein</n>, an homage to designer <n>Dieter Rams</n>.

The <n>Movement MCS Drum Computer</n>, designed in 1981 by <n>John Dickenson</n> and <n>Dave Goodway</n>.

A collection from the <n>Sony Sports</n> product line, launched in 1984. Photo by <n>Retrospekt</n>.

The <n>SB01 Synthesizer</n> by <n>Superlative Instruments</n>, a tribute to the classic <n>Roland SH-101</n>.

The <n>Muson Synthesizer</n>, a mini organ and sequencer from 1978.

The <n>Sony GV-8 Video Walkman</n>, a portable video player released in 1988.

Branding for audio brand <n>Conway & Co</n> by <n>Analogue Agency</n>. Photo by <n>Charlie Schuck</n>.

A detail of the <n>OP-1</n> synthesizer by <n>Teenage Engineering</n>.

Album art for the album <n>Improvise</n>.