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Line 143: * [[Sequential Circuits Prophet-5]], Rev 3 – 10 CEM3310, 5 x CEM3320, 11 x CEM3340 * Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 – 12 x CEM3340, 4 x CEM3360, 6 x CEM3372 * Sequential Circuits Six-Trax – 6 x CEM3394 - The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sente_Technologies Bally/Sente SAC] was an OEM'd Six-Trax as confirmed by the silkscreen on the PCB.<ref>[https://synth-diy.org/pipermail/synth-diy/2005-December/034037.html CEM/SSM Chips used in non-synths?], Synth-diy email list, Dec 2005</ref> * Sequential Circuits Six-Trax – 6 x CEM3394 * Sequential Circuits Split8 – 8 x CEM3394 * Sequential Circuits Studio 440 – 1 x CEM3360, 8 x CEM3389, 1 x CEM5530 Line 190: * Kijimi - 16 x AS3340, 24 x CEM3360 * MIDIbox 3396 – CEM3396 * PAiA 6750 Hyperflange & Chorus, 1 x CEM3340 * [[PAiA Proteus 1]] – 1 x CEM3310, 1 x CEM3320, 1 x CEM3330, 2 x CEM3340 * PAIA EKx-40 VCO - 1 x CEM3340