via Joe McGinty
"I am selling a gigantic Emu modular that belonged to Mark Lindsay (Paul Revere and The Raiders). After leaving the Raiders, Lindsay worked on television and movie soundtracks and commercials. This modular was used most notably for the Shogun Assassin soundtrack. There are over 70 modules in this system, including 11 VCOs, 8 Filters, and 8 Envelope Generators. There is a full list of modules below.
It has been in storage for 30+ years, and is in good to excellent cosmetic condition. There are no cables included, so at the moment it is not tested. NYC modular synth expert Steve Masucci will be testing the modules, and will have more information by Monday. You can find more details about Emu Modulars here.
Pictures are here: Emu Modular Pics [archived in this post]We are not interested in breaking this apart, and are only selling the entire unit, 4 cabinets + keyboard.
This instrument is a museum piece, and an important part of analog synthesizer history. Please send serious offers only. If we don't get any reasonable offers it will go on eBay. We are not interested in any trades.
Item is in Piermont, NY, about 40 minutes outside of NYC and is available for local pickup only.
Please respond to joemcginty7 at gmail.com
Thanks,
Joe"
Module Inventory E-mu Modular Synthesizer 9/13/201011 #2200 VCO
5 #2210 Sawtooth/Pulse VCO
8 #2000 VCA
2 #2010 Quad VCA
8 #2100 Low Pass Filter
1 #2110 High Pass Filter
4 #2140 Resonant Filter
1 #2145 Filter Controller
2 #2120 Universal Active Filter
8 #2350 Dual Delayed Transient (envelope) Generator
1 #2450 Quad Inverter
3 # 2355 VCTG Input (controls envelopes)
1 #2400 Noise Source
1 #2410 Sample and Hold
1 #2420 Dual Preamp
2 #2430 Ring Modulator
2 #2340 Lag Processor
2 #2451 Potpourri (Summing Amp, LFO, etc.)
2 #2455 Mixer
`1 #2440 Envelope Follower
1 Dual One-Shot
1 Hex Digital Inverter
1 Triple Or Gate
1 Triple Latch
2 Analog Switch
3 Mult Panel
3 Power Supply/Keyboard Output Panel (with power supplies)
1 #4060 Polyphonic Keyboard/Sequencer w/ Output Panel
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