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According to the seller, only 10 were made. You can find more info on the VP-1 here
Friday, July 25, 2008
Yamaha VP-1
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According to the seller, only 10 were made. You can find more info on the VP-1 here
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Sweet mother of god!
ReplyDeleteCarbon! Buy it! You know you want to.
ReplyDeleteI want to also, but I just sold my third VL1 :(
just imagine that between a DX-1 and a CS-80 ...
ReplyDeleteI can't afford it. :(
ReplyDelete...or *understand* that auction for that matter. :/
Yikes...$18,500.00 US
ReplyDeleteStill it seem worth it just for collectible value, I guess.
At that price its unobtainium. Although it would look nice w/ a DX1 and CS80;anyone have a rack strong enough?
ReplyDeleteAnyone ever hear one of these in person? Just curious to know if it's as expressive as its counterpart.
I just listened to the Yamaha factory demos of this thing - AMAZING sounds. I never heard of it before. Hopefully, someone will buy it and actually make music with it.
ReplyDeleteyeah, smokin holly mother jesus crimonies... Wish Yamaha was still producing crud like this... They've lost it lately.
ReplyDeletewoah, I thought they'd only built two of those, or something? Man, I wish I had the scratch to buy it, it looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHey, this thing exist but was renamed to FDSP and produced under the name EX5 - which includes a VL70 as well
ReplyDeleteFDSP is different engine as those in VP1
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