Yamaha DX100 Sound Variations with Maxon AD-100 Sony DPS-R7 Vol.2

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"Yamaha DX100 Sound Variations with Maxon AD-100 Sony DPS-R7 Vol.2

Recorded with
*Yamaha DX100 Programmable Algorithm Synthesizer
*Maxon (Ibanez) AD-100 Analog Delay
*Sony DPS-R7 Reverberation Device"

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Yamaha DX100 Sound Variations with Maxon AD-100 Sony DPS-R7 Vol.1

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"Yamaha DX100 Sound Variations with Maxon AD-100 Sony DPS-R7 Vol.1

Recorded with
*Yamaha DX100 Programmable Algorithm Synthesizer
*Maxon (Ibanez) AD-100 Analog Delay
*Sony DPS-R7 Reverberation Device"

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Maxon DD1000 Dual Digital Delay 80's Vintage

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Vintage Maxon DS200 Drum Synthesizer 2CH SN 100217

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80's Japanese Tabletop Analog BBD Delay Comparison

"80's Japanese Tabletop Analog BBD Delay Units Comparison

1. Yamaha E1005 Analog Delay
2. Roland DC-20 Analog Echo
3. Maxon AD-100 Analog Delay

Recorded with Boss Dr. Rhythm DR-660 Drum Machine"

Columbia CRB-81 Rhythm Box + Maxon UE401 Multi Effects + Roland RE-201 Space Echo

Published on Mar 27, 2020 SUBTOKYOSHOP

Columbia CRB-81 Rhythm Box - Rare 70's Drum Machine
+ Maxon UE401 Multi Effects - Early 80's Multi Effects
+ Roland RE 201 Space Echo

One more demo here.

Roland DC-20 vs Maxon (Ibanez) AD-100 - 70's Vintage BBD Analog Delay

Published on Jul 27, 2018 SUBTOKYOSHOP

"Roland DC-20 vs Maxon (Ibanez) AD-100

late 70's~early 80's Vintage BBD Analog Delay units compare test

tested with Keio Korg Minipops Junior 70's Drum Machine"

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ROLAND SH-101 + MAXON AD-900 ANALOG DELAY ~ Will They Pair? Ep.20

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Published on Aug 4, 2017

"Pairing the classic Roland SH-101 synthesizer with a Maxon AD-900 analog delay pedal. The SH-101 is a vintage analog monophonic synthesizer made by Roland in the 80s. In this video I just improvise some melodies with different patches and settings."

Roland TR-55 / Rhythm 55 + Maxon AD-100 Test

Published on Jul 21, 2017 SubTokyoShop

"Roland TR-55 / Rhythm 55 Vintage Analog Drum Machine
+ Maxon AD-100 Vintage BBD Analog Delay


with
Drawmer LX20 compressor
Ableton Live

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Toa Mata Band - Episode4

Published on Sep 2, 2015 Opificio Sonico

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"Toa Mata Band is known as the World's first LEGO robotic band controlled by Arduino Uno, which is hooked up to a MIDI sequencer. In this video (the fourth episode) the robots are playing another tribute, this time to the coolest electronic music duo ever. Enjoy!

The performance was recorded live in July 2015.

Artwork: Giuseppe Acito
Camera: Giulio Masieri
Music: de Homem-Christo\Bangalter
Performed: Toa Mata Band

:: Booking: http://www.fpartists.com/ar...

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opificiosonico@libero.it
http://www.opificiosonico.com"

Extremely Rare Vintage Maxon Mariner MX-2 Keyboard Synthesizer

This one in via electraumatisme.

So how rare? I've never seen or come across one in the ten years of running MATRIXSYNTH. This appears to be the first Maxon Mariner MX-2 post on the site out of 128,070 posts on the site including this one to date. Tracking everything synth seven days a week, it's a super rare treat coming across a vintage synthesizer you've never seen before. If anyone knows more about the Mariner feel free to leave a comment. There are 14 previous Maxon posts mainly for their drum synth and effects.

The Mariner appears to have the following sections:

- Tune
- Tone Source with two oscillators
- Noise Source
- Modulator Section with one LFO and four destinations
- Resonant Filter with ENV modulation and Pitch knob
- ADSR, Transpose, Source Select, Bender Select & Portamento controls to the left of the keyboard

The description from the listing follows in French followed by a Googlish translation to English.

"Bonjour!

Vous cherchez quelque chose d'unique et qui veulent faire une différence, voici votre chance !!

Ceci est un synthétiseur analogique à partir des années 60, est un synthétiseur fabriqué au Japon par Nisshin onPA !! Maxon, l'homme qui a été le grand célèbre fabricant de pédales analogiques pour Ibanez dans les années 70 et 80! "Ce synthétiseur était une série très limitée qui a fait au Japon et quelques-uns sont sortis de là !!
L'Europe est une rareté ...

Ce synthétiseur sons style très gras et puissant millésime Moog et ARP.
Esthétiquement est une perle magique !! et avec un énorme potentiel.

Pour vraiment intéressé par l'achat de ce synthétiseur rare !!
envoyez-moi un message privé, je vis au Portugal et je peux envoyer par une agence d'expédition tels que: UPS, DHL ou plus au goût de l'acheteur."

Googlish:

"Hello!

Looking for something unique and want to make a difference, here is your chance !!

This is an analog synthesizer from the 60s, is a synthesizer made in Japan by Nisshin onPA !! Maxon, the man who was the great famous manufacturer of analog pedals Ibanez in the 70 and 80! "This synthesizer was very limited series that made in Japan and a few are out of there !!
Europe is a rarity ...

This synthesizer sounds very bold style and powerful vintage Moog and ARP.
Aesthetically is a magical gem !! and with enormous potential.

To really interested in buying this rare synthesizer !!
send me a private message, I live in Portugal and I can send by a shipping agency such as: UPS, DHL or more to taste of the buyer."

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MAXON AD-100 BBD Analog Delay + Roland MC-303

Published on Jan 26, 2015 SubTokyoShop

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Arjen Schat | Sequential Session: Single Oscillator

Published on Jan 11, 2015 Arjen Schat

"A single oscillator session with Doepfer Dark Time and Dark Energy. Effects by Moog MF-104Z, Maxon AD999, Vermona PH-16, T-rex Room-mate.

http://arjenschat.nl"

Maxon DS200 Drum Synthesizer SN 100382

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via the seller: "The drum sounds are triggered via the inputs on the left side of the device. I used the individual outputs of a Roland drum machine as my trigger source. You can use each channel independently, or trigger them at the same time for more complex layered sounds.

I find the DS200 works best for boomy kicks and space drum toms, but I've also been able to coax hi hat and bell-ish sounds out of it by using both channels pitched up and detuned.

This vintage drum synth is still in great shape and would certainly make an excellent addition to your classic instrument collection."

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Maxon (Ibanez) Digital Dual Delay DD 1000 - 80's Vintage (+ Korg Electribe ER 1)

Published on Oct 30, 2014 subtokyoshop

"Maxon (Ibanez) Digital Dual Delay DD 1000 (+ Korg Electribe ER 1)

80's vintage digital delay, very lo-fi sound 8bit digital processing."

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RARE Maxon MODEL DS200 Analog Drum Synthesizer SN 100256

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Maxon DS200 Vintage Analog Drum Synth SN 100382

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"A pretty rare electronic drum module from Maxon (circa late 70's / early 80's). Same as the Tama DS200, which was the branded version for the US.

This is a Japanese unit (100V), which is why it is badged Maxon, that will work in the US. However, please note that a step up voltage converter is highly recommended to prolong the life of the electronics especially if you're not using a regulated power conditioner. For example, if you plug this directly into the wall, your household voltage can fluctuate anywhere from 110-130 V. At the high end, that's driving the unit 30% over recommended voltage.

It's in nice overall shape for a vintage module with some wear (scratches and marks, more so on the top, sides, and edges). See pics for the cosmetic details.

The sounds are analog triggered (drum pads, gate/trigger signals, audio) and the characteristics of the signal can affect the envelope of the drum sound.

There's a wide range of space drum type sounds that can be dialed in with a wide pitch range down to sub bass and you can get some booming and thumping kick drum sounds similar to an 808 or 909 with the right settings."

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Maxon PH-350 Rotary Phaser

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"Like all the Maxon Vintage Series models, the PH-350 Rotary Phaser was designed to offer an extremely versatile effect unit that provides consistent, low-noise, transparent operation. The PH-350's features were selected after careful study of other phasing units in order to provide as varied and useful a tone palette as possible. Likewise, certain functions and features were disregarded in order to keep performance intuitive and trouble-free.

Like the CP101 and AF-9, the PH-350 circuit uses CdS Photocouplers to achieve its unique voice. While extremely popular in the 1970s, Photocoupler's have generally been abandoned in modern circuits due to their high cost, large size, and wide tolerance ranges. However, their resulting tone simply cannot be replicated using other components ­a truly liquid, vowel-like, three-dimensional phasing effect that is only compounded by the PH-350's multiple control parameters. To maximize performance, the PH-350's Photocouplers are matched for the smoothest phase shifting possible.

In addition to the standard Rate and Depth controls to vary speed and intensity of the phasing effect, the PH-350 also features switchable four, six, and ten stage phasing. As the phasing stages increase, the effect becomes more dramatic as focus is placed on the upper register harmonics. By changing the amount of phasing stages the PH-350 can emulate a wide variety of phase shifters, from classic units of the 1970's all the way to modern-day models.

Like the CS-550, the PH-350's third rotary control is its secret weapon. The PH-350's Feedback control features a center-detent at 12 o'clock which allows for both positive-phase and negative-phase feedback. Positive-phase feedback works in the standard way to increase the peak points of the phase signal as the control is turned clockwise. Negative-phase feedback works by "breaking" the peak points of the phase signal and "dephasing" the original signal. The resulting reversed-phase signal is delayed slightly from the original, creating a dramatic "scooped" effect unique to the PH-350. The Feedback control is calibrated to reach self-oscillation at either extreme, yielding a further array of bizarre oscillation effects.

Lastly, the PH-350's stereo outputs allow panning of the effect between two amplifiers or channels. The PH-350's ultra-wide frequency response and low noise allow it to process line level signals as well as standard instrument signals.

Ideal for the studio, essential for live performance, the PH-350 Rotary Phaser supplies a virtually unlimited array of classic and modern phasing effects.

Input Impedance: 500K Ohms
Input Jack: 1/4 inch standard phone jack
Output Impedance: 10K Ohms or less
Output Jack: 1/4 inch standard phone jack
Output: 2
Residual Noise: -92 dB
Maximum Output Level: +8 dB
LFO Speed: 0.06 Hz ­ 12 Hz
Controls: Delay Time, Depth, Speed, Mix-Level
Switch: Normal/Effect, Mode (4/6/10)
Power Supply: Special AC adaptor Power Voltage DC10 V (AC-adaptor)
Current Consumption: 41 mA (10 VDC) AC Adaptor AC210N (option)
Input: AC120V Output DC9V/200 mA Center - / Sleeve +)
Dimensions: (whole) 117 mm (W) x 150 mm (D) x 60 mm (H)"

Maxon DS-200 Vintage 70s Analog Drum Synthesizer SN 100168

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"This is a Maxon DS-200 analog drum synthesizer which is a re-branded Tama DS-200. It looks and sounds exactly the same.
It was made in the late 70's, before Tama came out with the Techstar series. It sounds much warmer than the techstar in my opinion.(I personally still own both units).
Wonderful device for beeps, blips, disco hits and other strange space sounds...

The Maxon DS200 drum synthesizer has two oscillators that can be triggered via ¼” audio jacks mounted on the front of the unit.

Parameters that can be controlled are Sensitivity, Tune, Sweep Time, Sweep Range, Decay and output Level and arange of synthesized percussion can be created and customized.
Oscillators can be switched on or off via a front mounted switch, As well as the option for a foot pedal via ¼” jack.

The unit is a 100V unit but I will include a 110-130V to 100V converter. (see photo)

Please note - for countries with 220V-230V voltage, you'll need to use a 220V - 100V step down voltage converter (can be found in any electronics store)."

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Maxon DS200 Drum Synthesizer

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"Maxon Drum Synthesizer DS200. 2 Input and 1 output. All controls and input/output is on the front. Good for electronic drums /trigger or drum machines to add more sound options. 100v, it comes with 110 to 100v converter. Made in Japan."

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