Title link takes you to more images via MM who restored this particular KORG PS-3100. You can see a before and after shots after the hop.
Monday, January 29, 2007
KORG PS-3100
Title link takes you to more images via MM who restored this particular KORG PS-3100. You can see a before and after shots after the hop.
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now that is beautiful
ReplyDeleteDrools...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite synths ever.
they sound nice.. 3200 is nicer. Haven't tried a 3300..I owned a 31 and 3200 and would use the 31 to control the 32 with the 60 pin connector.. mmmmm good times.
ReplyDeleteGet an cheap Organ and a Motm Resonator.
ReplyDeleteThese beasts are to overpiced imho.
i agree this is pretty, but it could have rats living inside for all i know :-)
ReplyDeleteserious question- does restored mean he restored just the wood?
There are no rats inside. :)
ReplyDeleteI restored the actual synth myself over a year ago, which included cleaning, replacing some pots and keys, finding a new knob for the one that was missing, replacing ~200 caps, fixing the chorus and two voices and so on.
I then lived in an apartment then with no place to make a cabinet, so I asked a retired carpenter to make a new one for me, but he didn't give the task high priority. It took ages and I just got it back a week ago. I now live in a house and if I need another cabinet of some kind I will definitely build it myself, but of course I'm happy with the PS-3100 anyway. I just had to wait for way too long.
I always wanted a PS3300 but they were just too much $ and hard to find. I tried to get close with two 3100's, it was a nice rig but unfortunately had to be sold. Very nice synth MM hope you enjoy !
ReplyDeleteI know it's logic-defying, but when I just have one third of my 3300 going it sounds quite different than a 3100. The 3100 is a bit narrower of bandwith, it seems. Could it be the output section, the chorus circuit? Maybe the caps are older in the 3100 & it's an unfair comparison. Who knows...
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