MATRIXSYNTH: Kawai K3 RC2 RAM


Friday, December 21, 2007

Kawai K3 RC2 RAM


via this auction

Note the seller has a ton of other items including some rack mount synths and cassette tapes of patches for various vintage synths including the Oberheim OB-8, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 and much more. Funny thing is the tapes have vintage-synth.com printed on them. Vintage-synth.com (with the dash) just redirects you back to their Ebay store.
Posted by matrix at 12/21/2007 12:00:00 AM
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  1. Xavier12/21/07, 10:50 AM

    Did you notice how it looks super close to the old Roland M-16C and M-64C. I just took the M-16C I have in my MKS-30 and it is very similar except that the on/off protect switch is place vertically and not horizontally. The connector however looks the same, and the shape of the whole thing is the exact same. I would be curious to know more about who built the things for the other. This first sprung to my mind when I actually noticed how familiar the box looked (even the RC2 reference seems to use the same font as Roland did for M-16/64C. The color scheme are also similar.
    Cheers,
    Xavier

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