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via the seller:"If you're looking at this, you probably already know what it is. Mine is the later, 120 program, 8 voice model. It's a perfect 10/10 sonically, plays like a dream, and only has a few minor scratches near the top. Before its life here, it was living in San Francisco since the early 80's in a music studio. As far as I know, it's never been gigged. As far as recent repairs done, it's been through service by Greg at Analog Synth Service of Oakland within the past year, and has had the following done: Keyboard: cleaned contacts, replaced key bushings. Front Panel: cleaned switches & pots. Battery replaced. Replaced faulty CEM3310 envelope generator chip ($66) on voice 6. Voice card 7: replaced trimmers; replaced caps; replaced critical VCO2 resistors; reflowed board connectors. Bypass caps replaced; tuning & scaling of power supply, CPU boards, voice cards and mod board; several opamps & CMOS ICs replaced on voice cards (resonance, 2-pole VCF, etc). Because of the amount of restoration that's been done on it, I'm asking a price a bit above the average."
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