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Once upon a time there was a synthesizer called the Monomachine SFX-6. It existed for four years and only 500 units were made. Today it is considered somewhat of a rarity. It was actually the first version of the Monomachine as the keyboardless tabletop variant was introduced a few months later. A lot of attention was drawn to the looks of the SFX-6. In contrast to more common synthesizer designs, the keyboard and the control area of the SFX-6 were separated in two distinct sections. The intention was to allow two musicians to jam together using a single synthesizer. One of them would be in charge of the keyboard while the other one operated the sequencer and adjusted sound parameters. Getting hold of a Monomachine SFX-6 today can be hard, but there's no reason to despair. A MIDI keyboard connected to the SFX-60+ MKII will provide more or less the exact same functionality."
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