Vintage 1981 Synsonics Drums By Mattel Electronics

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"Here is a tested and working Synsonics Electronic Drum Kit. Pretty advanced for something that Mattel built. Four pads you can play live, snare, cymbal, two toms. A steady bass note can also be played. Tom1 is tunable too. You can program sequences on this as a regular drum machine. Runs on 6c batteries or 9 volt adaptor (neither are included)."

Mattel Electric Synsonics Drums

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Mattel Synsonics Vintage Analog Drum Machine + Extras

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"-Drum unit
-CD-ROM with user's manual and service manual for unit in PDF format
-RCA audio cable for connection to your amplifier gear
-1/4 inch to 1/8 inch headphone adapter
-Headphones
-Fresh set of "c" size batteries (6)

This machine can also be powered with a 9v adapter "

Mattel Synsonics Analog Drum Machine

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"100% analog Mattel Synsonics Drum machine. Makes awful funk sounds. Sweet bass thud, analog noise snare and 2 toms.TOM 1 is tuneable by pot on the side. Across the bottom are several buttons that play the sounds at 1/4-note, 1/8th-note and 1/16th-note divisions of a tempo... pushing multiple buttons at a time creates different rhythms. This machine also has a sequencing feature in which you can record your own patterns. easily modified drum machine - search and youll find mods for individual outputs, send triggers , cv in, tuning etc! ideal for all daddy modular synth projects"

Mattel Bee Gees Rhythm Machine

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"Mattel Bee Gees Rhythm Machine Electronic Synthesizer... Requires 1 9-volt battery (not included)... This was made by Mattel in the late 1970's."