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"Technics WSA-1 Physical modeling synthesizer with 64 note polyphony, 16 track sequencer and 32 Channels of MIDI I/O This truly rare synthesizer is one of 600 made. It was made around the same time as the Yamaha VL-1 but, it is way more fun to play and its feature set knocks it out of the park compared to the competition.
The 2 real-time controllers on the front panel can be programmed to alter practically anything you want, due to this instruments extensive modulation routing choices. (envelopes, filters, resonance, etc.,) 8 voice MULTI mode lets you layer sounds that are absolutely epic.
It has a 16 track sequencer built in, so you can write your own songs complete with all the automation of MIDI and you can also assign those 16 tracks to any of the 32 MIDI channels! (It has MIDI "A" and "B" I/O) It has its own unique sample set and also a General MIDI sample set. Of course high quality drums set samples are there too!
The built-in 3.5" floppy drive works flawlessly and will save and load songs or any kind of MIDI data and even play standard MIDI files straight from the disk. The included floppy disk has all the factory sounds and demos. This synthesizer has the latest operating system and the internal ROM.
The display is flawless and the contrast and brightness are perfect. All the buttons, switches, jacks and controllers work exactly as they should. No scratchy sounds. No buzzing. No hums. It works perfectly.
There is one scratch on the back/top/right corner as shown in the pics and a slight rough edge on the G# key directly under the display."
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