MATRIXSYNTH: Black Quasimidi Polymorph


Thursday, July 12, 2007

Black Quasimidi Polymorph

In case you missed the update to this post, there is a shot of the black Polymorph at the bottom.

1 comment:

  1. Reposting my follow-up comment to original comments in earlier post here...fwiw:

    Hey guys, sorry was AFK for a bit... actually, I was talking about the Polymorph itself. I have contacted Manikin directly. K.S. worked a lot with them over the years, through the Quasimidi and Schrittmacher designs both.
    The black Poly's that Manikin had made for K.S. are very very rare, and were released only through them... they were just the very few remaining half dozen of the faceplate/knob run that was designed for K.S.'s wall of 12 Polymorphs he toured and recorded with during the zenith K.S. Quasimidi years. My particular unit may be one from his wall, or it may be one of the 1/2 dozen that were privately sold through Manikin...the 'uber' Poly.
    I love my black K.S. Shritty, too!
    Mine's also from A.H. originally. Though I see them still for sale now there...so... Also, look how much the price has gone up! ROSI?

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