MATRIXSYNTH: Vintage Yamaha EM-90A Amplifier Mixer with Built in Rhythm Machine


Saturday, January 08, 2011

Vintage Yamaha EM-90A Amplifier Mixer with Built in Rhythm Machine

via this auction

"Yamaha 70 watt amplifier/mixer, model number EM-90A. It is in very good condition with no major damage, though there are light signs of wear, like light scratches, scuffing and sticker residue. The manual is also included, but is meant for the EM-80, EM-100 and EM-150."

Update via unknown in the comments: "These are actually 15watts per channel. Not very loud or clean, but they do have a bit of character."


2 comments:

  1. Any idea what these are worth? I uncovered 1 of these in brand new condition. When I was a kid, my father was a sales manager for Yamaha International. As a result, we had Yamaha Stereo Equiptment, Skis, Tennis Raquets, Motorcycles, Archery stuff...you name it.
    Anyhow, he told me to get rid of it and I first wanted to check online if it has any use.
    Thanks in advance,
    Eric

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  2. These are actually 15watts per channel. Not very loud or clean, but they do have a bit of character.

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