MATRIXSYNTH: 1980 PMS Syntar Synthesizer #7 Up for Auction


Wednesday, October 20, 2010

1980 PMS Syntar Synthesizer #7 Up for Auction


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"Working vintage 1980 PMS Syntar Synthesizer #7 of about 13 units made. Synthesizer is in working condition and had its power supply rebuilt and other electronics serviced within the last 4 years. Some modifications have been made to the standard routings have been made and are labeled on the power/base box. The red LEDs were replaced with blue and the range trimmers for pitch up/down were replaced with pots and knobs.

The Syntar has some very unique routings and includes a Sample and Hold section, a multi-mode SSM2040 filter (Prophet-5) which can be swept through LP, HP and BP, an ADSR and AR. The left hand controller features routing to pitch up/down, sustain, filter cutoff up/down, amplitude modulation and white noise.

Items included in this auction

# Two unused patch pad (50 sheets)
# Original manual
# 10 foot and 25+ foot cable
# Prototype vinyl carrying case and strap (only 1 made)
# Padded hardshell flight case
# Original glossy promo and sticker"







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