I always love watching old, square white people talk about drugs and tripping.
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at last i understood why vintage synths are so xpensive.
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Aha, this is gold
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“Dowsed” 
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“It’s been cleaned of all LSD” now it sounds like a Casio 
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This kind of thing is interesting, I heard a rumour that the PCBs of Buchla were dipped in LSD to supposedly add mojo to the electrons whizzing through the circuits, I always assumed it was just an urban legend. Also certain dub and reggae artists were known to expose tapes to weed smoke, gives a new meaning to baking tape 
Some old Sequential Circuits gear had psychedelic images on the PCBs.
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I thought it was funny how the reporter posed as if she were playing the Buchla. That’s cheesy af.
Ah! The “How do you do, fellow kids” of local journalists
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I really need to open up my Prophet 600 to have a look (and it’s also been broken for 20+ years…)
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Legalize Psychedelics!!!
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Probably some fungi growing out of the CEMs I shouldn’t wonder.
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The Pro-One definitely has substantial graphics on the PCB. I’ve opened mine before and seen them first hand.
You’ll find these 2 on the Pro-One board:
The buddha is printed, of course, and the shrooms are solder if I recall.
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I wonder if Mutable Instruments drew any inspiration from this?
Funny thing is, I found this in the 90s when you didn’t have much in the way of internet resources for this kind of stuff. I was surprised but then not entirely, given the nature of the Pro-One. 
Oh, and I’m kind of skeptical that LSD could remain shelf stable around heat and oxygen for that long. LOL.
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I heard Denver decriminalized mushrooms…
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Uh-oh.
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LOL. Exactly.
This hurts.
Hertz?
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My 6-trak has some mushrooms in it!
Edit: or is it the pro one ? Anyway, i’ve never licked the PCB
