MATRIXSYNTH: Custom Sequential Circuits Pro-One Black & White Case


Friday, March 27, 2009

Custom Sequential Circuits Pro-One Black & White Case


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via Scott Metzger:

"CustomSynth supplied the front and back decals. This Pro One used to be owned by Bill Leebs of Front Line Assembly. It was in horrible cosmetic condition, but sounded great. Stephen of Synthwood spent a ton of extra time getting this looking pretty for me. One of my favorite Mono synths!"


Posted by matrix at 3/27/2009 02:08:00 PM
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5 comments:

  1. thegoodbutcher3/27/09, 10:04 PM

    all of a sudden I'm hungry for Oreos...

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  2. Jonas3/28/09, 5:55 AM

    Wow this must be the coolest mod/customizaion of a Pro~One I've ever seen :)
    Very nice indeed!!!! congrats :)

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  3. CV!3/28/09, 1:12 PM

    wow must be awesome to own a synth that's kind of famous.

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  4. bUTCHERdARK3/28/09, 5:06 PM

    Hah! Kind of Famous is right. That post was hilarious.

    http://musicthing.blogspot.com/2006/02/owned-by-bill-leeb.html

    Too bad Kind of Famous doesn't help the value.

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  5. Anonymous3/29/09, 1:41 PM

    Whats with this guy hacking up Pro-Ones? I've seen some of these and quality is crap.

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