The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum

The Audio Playground Keyboard Museum came to life in June of 1992, and since then it has amassed a collection of over 1300 items. The museum is free and open to the public, at 699 Clay St., Winter Park, Florida. The collection is made possible by donations from friends of the museum, and various other sources. We do our best to restore this equipment to its original cosmetic and mechanical condition. If the necessary parts aren't available, we'll still display an item--in the hope that parts come our way which will make a full restoration possible. The Audio Playground webpages offer a virtual tour of the collection and shows some of the the electronic instruments and gadgets which have shaped popular (and not so popular) music through the years -- from the earliest innovations, to more recent toys. Enjoy!

As of Jan 1999 we have become a 501C3 Non-profit Organization in hopes that this will help fund the museum via sponsors and grants. All proceeds go towards the upkeep of the web site and the museum. The museum is working with local schools and developing educational programs for use in the museum and in classrooms. Contributions gladly accepted. Federal Income Tax credit vouchers are given for your contribution. The museum is open to any one who wants to see it. To arrange a tour please call (407) 628-2119.

The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum:

Welcome: Some Pictures of the Museum.	The Archives: Information about synths	NEW: The Store at Audio Playground lots of cool stuff.
Interactive Virtual Drum Machines. play with some history	Picture Gallery: Pictures of some synths	The List: Current list of all synths we have at this time.
Earliest of Synths: info on synths pre 1960. thanks to obsolete	Software Synthesizers: The wave of the future	Articles on the Museum: Keyboard Mag, Jam Mag, etc.
Need an Analog Keyboard Repaired: Check this out.	How things work a virtual teaching tool.	Things the museum is looking for.
Links	Definitions	Manuals & Books

New updates

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Pictures from the 2001 AH party at the Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum.

Pictures from the 2002 AH party at the Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum.

Pictures from the 2003 AH party at the Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum.

The Recording Studios:

Audio Playground Recording Studios is a different company than The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum, the two reside inside the same 6500 sq ft. building but are not the same company. Audio Playground Recording Studios is a 3 room facility that can handle every thing from a album project to a film score. The Audio Playground Recording Studios and its owner have also funded The Audio Playground Synthesizer Museum and supported it for many years. The studios are the main way the Museum stays open.

Special Thanks to The People who have helped the Museum become possible.

Some Keyboards & stuff donated by Artist

and music stores

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A few things for trade:

Please sign our guest book

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