13-key keyboard. Only around 150 were made. The SynKey - one of EML's last products. Unique in its storage of patches on plastic punch-cards. Released in both programmable and non-programmable versions. EML also produced a few custom-built units which used their standard modules in new (usually larger) configurations, Synthesizer modules were also available, giving musicians the ability to build their own modular synthesizers at a lower cost than a Moog, EMS, or ARP. Notable Users George Russell Jonn Serrie - Resident Synthesist at EML [Model 101 used on all 27 albums in release] Devo - was used in "Whip It" to create the whip-like sound effects Tommy Mars (in Frank Zappa's band) The Moog Cookbook Pere Ubu Laurie Spiegel Sylvester Weezer - used extensively on the albums Pinkerton and Songs from the Black Hole Razorblade Jones Monolab The Larry Mondello Band Aphex Twin - the EML-400 was used in the making of Analord J. Saul Kane (a.k.a. Depth Charge / The Octagon Man) - the EML-101 was pictured on the cover (and most likely also used) on The Octagon Man's Album "The Exciting World of..." Sour Jazz - the EML-101 and 200 was used extensively on all studio albums Al Greenwood on Foreigner's first 2 albums. Pat Martino on Joyous Lake Notes Synthesizer manufacturing companies of the United States