You can find the gallery here
This one in via Jeff. You can find descriptions on this thread on Muff's. Note the pics in the gallery are larger.
Giving this one the Synth Museum label.
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synth heaven!
ReplyDeleteOMG I cant believe a place like this exists, it's amazing! 6 tr-909's right next to each other. How are the prices?
ReplyDeleteI was just there 2 weeks ago. The prices are mostly nuts. Especially for non Japanese gear. The price on the poly evolver keyboard was $3300. It was a lot of fun to see all that awesome gear in one place. The upside is that everything they sell has been gone through by a good tech. Theres another shop in Shibuya called Echigoya Music that also had a nice selection of used gear. I almost picked up a Dimension D for $660 but didn't have the space to bring it back.
ReplyDeleteI'm the guy who posted this and thought the prices were good. I bought an SE Midimoog there for 50% less than US dealers were quoting me. You can look at their prices at www.fiveg.net and offer a discount. I think I saw an MKS-80 with MPG-80 for $900 (might have been another shop), which is a screamin' deal IMO. They also had a Dimension D for $500.
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