Not necessarily -- if you scroll down a bit, you'll see this: "This Synergy SIA board is part of what you need to convert an original Synergy I synthesizer into a Synergy II+. A Synergy II+ is the commercial version of the Bell Labs Digital Synthesizer, and a Synergy II+ lets you program the Synergy synthesizer by an external computer (a Kaypro II) to load voices and store them on floppy disc and program timbres using CP/M software called SYNHCS (SYNergy Host Control System). The SYNHCS version 3.182 CP/M software for Kaypro II was included along with this Synergy SIA board and it has the complete Synergy voice cartridge library on Kaypro CP/M disc and the Synergy SIA board. SYNHCS v 3.182 is the lsat and most complete version of the SYNHCS software for controlling and editing the timbres on the Synergy synthesizer, and it's also insanely rare. As far as I know, no one else has SYNHCS v. 3.182 from 1985. Everyone else seems to have SYNHCS v. 3.15 from December 1983. As you can see, this board comes in two parts including MIDI ports because adding MIDI to the Synergy I synthesizer is part of the function of the Synergy SIA board." Garrett Meiers On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 1:11 PM, David Griffith <dgriffi at cs.csubak.edu> wrote: yields an interesting array of pictures that have nothing to do with Kaypro. For instance, there are oodles of classic synthesizer pics.

On Fri, 26 Oct 2012, David Griffith wrote: Not for me. I get pictures of Kaypros booting, pictures of people using Kaypros, and pictures of the insides of Kaypros. Firther down I do see some pictures of synthesizers. Google tailors its results to what it thinks you want to see, so no two people will get the exact same thing... Alexey