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"You are looking at a "combo" auction for a Sequential Circuits MAX Model 620 and a Commodore SX-64. We purchased the keyboard, computer and extras from one customer who used the whole system, and it would be a shame to split them up.
The Sequential Circuits MAX 620:
It is in excellent condition with hardly any wear on it at all. All keys are fully functional and all buttons work perfectly. There are a couple of small scratches on the chassis, but nothing worth a close up. The original power supply is included, as well as the MAX MIDIGUIDE and the MAX Operation Manual.The Commodore SX-64:
Is also in excellent condition. Cosmetically it is pretty spectacular with only some minor scratches on the "lid" which doubles as the underside of the keyboard. It even has the original packing material wrapped around the handle. The Commodore seems to work perfectly. (I was able to remember how to load a program... but that's about as muich as I remembered.) The computer keyboard is in good shape, although some keys need to be struck straight on to trigger. This may be an easy fix with some contact cleaner, but I'm not sure. The serial cable to connect the keyboard to the computer/monitor is included.
The Extras:The disks: All disks will come in the included disk library box, unless marked "with original packaging".
11 Floppy Disks labeled "PATY, 01: Yamaha DX7/TX7/DX7II Patches" sequentially through "PATY, 11: Yamaha DX7/TX7/DX7II Patches".
1 Disk labeled "PATY, 21: TX81X, DX11/21/27/100 Patches".
3 Disks labeled "PATO, 01: Oberheim Matrix 6/6R patches" sequentially through "PATO, 03: Oberheim Matrix 6/6R patches".3 Disks labeled "SONS, 01: Sonus/Syntech 64/128 Songs" sequentially through "SONS, 03: Sonus/Syntech 64/128 Songs".
2 Disks labeled "KGDU, 01: Keyboard, Guitar, Drum Util" and KGDU, 01: Keyboard, Guitar, Drum Util".
"GLBR, 01: Generic Librarian".
"TCOM, 01: Telecommunications".
"UPGR, 01: Upgrade Disk".
"MIDU, 02: Midi Utilities".
"CASU, 01: Casio Utilities".
"DIUT, 01: Disk Utilities".
"X-LIB" From Music Design. "A Professional 10-Bank DX/TX Universal Voice Librarian for the Commodore -64 Computer.
"COPY II 64/128: DISK BACKUP PROGRAM".
Hand written - "Matrix 1000".
Hand written - "Arcade".
Hand written - "Robb-Heliport".
Hand written - "Flight Simulation II".
Hand written - "Games".
Hand written - "Impossible Mission". (As a side note... i think it's supposed to be Mission Impossible... I remember this one as a kid."
In original packaging, with registration card- DR.T's Music Software: C64 Matrix 6. Disk is labeled "Matrix-6 'Tricks'".
In original packaging, with manual - SONUS Super Sequencer 64 for the Commodore 64"
In original packaging, with manual and software policy - MUSICWARE for use with the Commodore 64 Disc Drive MODEL 920. 2 Disks, "MODEL 920: Revision A", and "MODEL 933: Album Series" (Handwritten "Christmas" on label).
Hand written - "Sequential 920 Backup".
another Hand written - "Sequential 920 Backup".
Hand written - "Sequential Model 933 Christmas Software Backup".
Hand written - "SEQ920 DATA DISK - MAX".
Hand written - "Adrien Nash Sounds".
Hand written - "Adrien Nash Sounds Backup".
Hand written - "Copy II Backup".
Hand written - "General Ledger Backup".
Hand written - ""A: DX7II Voices & X-LIB Music Design".
Hand written - "Sides 1&2 SONUS Super Sequencer 64 Backup".
Literature:
"COPY II 64/128" by Central Point Software, Inc. Including original sales receipt from 07/04/88, a "Though Shalt Not Dupe" warning card copyrighted 1984, and a thank you letter from the publisher.
Commodore Computer User's Guide in amazing condition.
MAX MIDIGUIDE in very good condition with lots of extra patch lists.
MAX Operation Manual in excellent condition.
Sequential Circuits Limited Warranty Card with original sales receipt from Synthesizer Music & Audio in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Other:
SEQUENTIAL MODEL 242 cartridge with 4 pigtails: MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, START/STOP, CLOCK IN.
EPYX Fast Load Cartridge for teh Commodore 64.
SONUS Cartridge with IN, IN, OUT (ALL midi).
Leister Productions DX 100/21/27 cassette tape."
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