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"Up for auction is a Mellotron Mk VI MkVI 60s Tape Machine Synthesizer Keyboard Rare #007. The Mellotron Mk VI is the successor to the M400 and was the first Mellotron produced after Streetly Electronics went out of business in 1986. They were manufactured by Mellotron Archives in North Hollywood California. The functions and features of the old M400 are preserved in the new model and the tape frames are interchangable. This Mellotron Mk VI has been serviced, upgraded with Mk VI components, is in good condition, and sounds fantastic. It was produced during the Mk VI's original run in 1999 with a serial number of #007 out of 35. This item is tested and all keys are currently working.
Tape frames included are:
Frame 1 (In the Mellotron currently) - Cello, Flute, and Boys Choir
I recently purchased this new tape frame last week...
Frame 2 (In the separate tape case) - Male voice choir, Flute, and Strings
One of the pieces of tape on this reel is broken.
Local Pick up only and I live in Phoenix, Az. There are no returns for this item because this is an "as is" auction."
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