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This site has circuits and other resources for synth diy enthusiasts. In addition, it is the home of the virtual 909!
The Synth-Builder’s Online Resource is a labor of love of Chris List, a programmer, synth builder and electronic music fan. Resources at the site include:

Circuits & Other Resources

Java Potentiometer Graph Applet

Links to more Synth-DIY Info

Pictures [...]

Electronics for Music is a haven for synth-diy enthusiasts. EFM sells low-cost printed circuit boards for analog synthesizer projects. They currently have a fairly limited line-up that includes the WildCat modular midi synthesizer PC board, and the TomCat midi synthesizer PC board.
EFM Synthesizers is located in Houston, Texas USA. EFM has been on the web [...]

Cloned Analog Gear has schematics and articles for people interested in building DIY versions of classic analog equipment. The site has information on building synthesizers, synth modules, sequencer, vocoders and effects.
CAG is for hardcore DIY enthusiasts. The articles come from some classic sources, including Practical Electronics, Radio Electronics, and Electronics Today International.

The ASM-1 home page is a great site for anyone interested in DIY analog synthesis. It is the unofficial homepage for the ASM-1 synth, an analog modular synthesizer built around a custom-designed and manufactured PCB.
The site is put together by Magnus Danielson, who has invested a lot of time into detailing his synth-building. The ASM-1 [...]

PAiA is one of the original sources for DIY music products. Their line of kits are well-designed, thoroughly documented, and relatively easy to build.
Since 1967, PAiA Electronics has worked with electronics and music magazines to create low-cost kits for musicians. They work with authors and designers that are experts in analog electronics for music, and [...]

Craig Anderton
No writer has done a better job of covering the do-it-yourself world of music electronics than Craig Anderton. He’s written for a variety of music magazines, and covered everything from soldering cables to patching virtual synthesizers.
Electronic Projects for Musicians is a great introduction to the DIY world. The Internet has made it possible to [...]

Creative Synth is a labor of love of Darwin Grosse and a small but dedicated group of writer/musicians. It focuses on modular hardware and software, and getting the most out of synthesizers.
There are tutorials on many of the major synth platforms, along with opinion pieces and columns.
There is an excellent Reaktor tutorial, along with an [...]

Oakley Sound Systems supplies analogue synthesizer modules that conform to the MOTM standard. These high quality and popular modules can also be bought as partial kits for you to build yourself.
Oakley Sound Systems is the trading name of Tony Allgood, an electronics engineer, musician, and synth aficionado.