MATRIXSYNTH: Piacera EMIX EV-06


Tuesday, October 02, 2012

Piacera EMIX EV-06

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"Electronic Piano Keyboard / Does not include stand
aka Hitachi HMO-5
1970 Japan
Extremely RARE
a synthesizer collector's Dream
Modified and biased by bentMONKEYcage electronics / California

EMIX PIACERA EV-06 is an extremely rare compact electronic piano/organ
manufactured by HITACHI in Japan era--1970's

The EMIX was also sold as HITACHI HMO-5

This little beast is very hard to find, even in Japan where they were manufactured.
....definitely a mini-organ and synth collectors gem!

.......cool design with full sized, 32keys
small and light weight and '70s warm but full analog sounds

3 sounds (organ, piano, mandolin),
metronome ( clicking sound),
vibrato (only effective for organ),
volume
on/off
it has line out, mic in modded 1/4" Jacks added by Bentmonkeycage electronics/California

good for live performances (small and light weight and looks cool!)
works with 8 size D batteries and/or 12V Neg Tip Casio type Wall adapter"










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