MATRIXSYNTH: W W Church of God New England Digital Synclavier PSMT Synthesizer SN 003530


Tuesday, July 08, 2014

W W Church of God New England Digital Synclavier PSMT Synthesizer SN 003530

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New England Digital Synclavier PSMT synthesizer with "Velocity Pressure Keyboard" or VPK. Unit powers on, but unfortunately we are unable to test further. Missing top piece, otherwise in fair cosmetic condition with minor overall wear to the cabinet. Due to the nature of this item it is being sold AS IS with no warranty or returns. Local pickup only."

What was a church doing with a Synclavier?


Posted by matrix at 7/08/2014 06:37:00 PM
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  1. 3P7/9/14, 6:15 AM

    "What was a church doing with a Synclavier?"

    It was owned by NED Flanders.

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