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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

RARE YAMAHA ELECTONE HS-6 ORGAN SYNTHESIZER

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via this auction

Note the bass pedals.

Upate via the comments:

"This guy is currently designing a low-cost Arduino-based interface to access all 113 of the FM operator parameters hidden in the HS line. Inside that obsolete digital organ is five, now programmable DX11s.

http://evilturtle.nl/projects/hsexpander.html"

You can find a few demos here.


Posted by matrix at 2/21/2012 11:10:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Flemming2/24/12, 2:52 AM

    It's actually not that rare. I have seen that model more than once. I have played one in a second hand shop.

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  2. Fudtmele7/30/12, 2:05 PM

    Have a look at this contraption:

    http://www.guloggratis.dk/fritid/musikinstrumenter/tangentinstrumenter/keyboard/annonce/16050201?bigimages=1

    Looks fun and scary at once :)

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  3. Unknown4/3/17, 3:00 AM

    A senior persons entertainment organ from 30 years ago.
    Rare as hens eggs... worth about $50... and a pig to take to the dump if no-one wants it.

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  4. Anonymous3/7/24, 12:37 PM

    This guy is currently designing a low-cost Arduino-based interface to access all 113 of the FM operator parameters hidden in the HS line. Inside that obsolete digital organ is five, now programmable DX11s.
    http://evilturtle.nl/projects/hsexpander.html

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