"Here's a great offering of what is to be a rare and historic synthesizer.. This Moog Music Geddy Lee MiniMoog Model D + Signed COA + Limited Edition Vinyl is in mint condition in and out. Unboxed this week just for testing and taking pics for this resale. These are no longer available from Moog. It would be a great addition to any synth aficionado / collector and supreme joy for any player."
"If you’re looking for an RA Moog–era Minimoog Model D on a budget, this is a great opportunity. The previous owner replaced all four of the original mainboards with new units from SynthRestore.co.uk; unfortunately, the original boards have been lost to time. While this does impact the instrument’s value from a collector’s standpoint, it is fully functional and performs reliably.
The exterior cabinet is in excellent condition and may have been rebuilt or replaced, along with a fresh set of knobs. Overall, it’s a fantastic player’s instrument with vintage character at a more accessible price.
"I finally agreed to make a video showing my synthesizer studio. I'm NOT a collector, so you'll see the instruments I've used for over four decades to do my work. It's also my space for composing. In this deep dive studio tour, I walk you through every corner of my space, showing how everything’s connected for performing, recording, and creative flow.
You’ll see icons like the 'Plantasia' Moog Modular IIIc, Synclavier II, Rhodes Chroma with Expander & Enabler, Oberheim Four Voice, Elka Synthex, Roland Jupiter 8, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, ARP 2600s, Korg MS modular synths, some classic Minimoog — plus a few modern synths I’ve added as I look to the future. Alongside the synths are vintage drum machines, string machines, and rare electric keyboards including a 1973 Fender Rhodes Suitcase and Hohner Clavinet/Pianet Duo.
We'll also explore racks of outboard gear, vocoder units, tape echoes, and a vast array of my custom guitar pedal options, efx pedal boards and studio effects racks that make this room endlessly inspiring. I'll also reveal how my entire studio is designed for instant creativity, featuring 48 channels of synth drivers and stage boxes, so any synth can be patched and recorded on the fly."
"Korg PS-3200 - A fully configured system that's been fully cosmetically and operationally restored.
One of the finest fully configured surviving examples of Korg’s iconic PS-3200 — a true masterpiece of 1970s analogue engineering, fully restored for the modern collector.
Servicing Status
KSR has undertaken an extensive cosmetic and operational restoration of this PS-3200, a project spanning several years but largely completed by the end of 2024 — thanks to the exceptional work of Kent Spong of KSR. The Korg has been held in our secure facility throughout 2025, so post-sale, we will have the instrument and all accessories fully checked before shipping or delivering to the new owner. This process will add approximately 10 to 14 days to the post-sale completion time.
Remarks
We have decided to offer for sale our complete Korg PS-3200 System, which forms part of the RL Music Vintage Synthesizer Collection. Over the last 22 years, we’ve retained a small number of the finest vintage synthesizers to pass through our hands — instruments we found particularly inspiring or significant. This PS-3200 is one such example and has been the subject of a full and detailed cosmetic and operational restoration by our trusted vintage synth technician, Kent Spong of KSR.
It is generally accepted that Korg produced only around 200 units of the PS-3200, although the exact number is difficult to verify. Whether 100 or 500 were made, production was certainly very limited, making this an exceptionally rare, hand-built instrument by any measure.
Due to the rarity and individual nature of instruments like this, we’ve taken great care to provide a comprehensive and honest description of this PS-3200. We encourage any prospective buyer to ensure they have all the information needed to make an informed purchase decision — and of course, we are happy to answer any questions directly.
Provenance
We purchased this PS-3200 from a UK seller (an experienced user) in 2015 and collected it personally from their studio in the South of England. At the time, the instrument was fully working but had not been professionally serviced, so we decided to retain it within our PS-series collection — completing the full lineup — and plan its restoration later.
The overall condition was original and very good but showing signs of cosmetic age typical for a 35+-year-old synthesizer. We therefore elected to undertake a full operational and cosmetic restoration. While the market for highly restored vintage synths has cooled in recent years — as values for unrestored examples have climbed — our motivation for this restoration was personal rather than commercial, as the PS-3200 has always been part of our private collection.
System Configuration
PS-3200 Main Frame PS-3010 Keyboard Controller PS-3001 Interconnect Cable PS-3030 Remote PS-3001 Interconnect Cable (second) PS-3040 Dual Pedal Kenton MIDI Retrofit Kit fitted This particular PS-3200 includes the extremely rare PS-3030 Remote, a unique device allowing live performers access to the patch memories — a groundbreaking feature for 1978.
"One of the earliest machines from Roland, tested in great working condition. Perfect addition for any Roland collector or song writer/producer. Classic sounds!"
"A vintage Checkmate drum machine, a true gem from the early days of rhythm boxes. This unit is as much a visual statement as it is a piece of music history: with its golden front panel and large knobs, it’s a guaranteed eye-catcher in any studio or collection.
Fully serviced: all electrolytic capacitors have been replaced, ensuring reliable operation.
Everything works as it should – all rhythms, switches, and controls have been tested.
Runs on a single 9V battery inside the unit, making it portable and hassle-free.
About the Checkmate
The Checkmate belongs to the family of early preset rhythm machines from the late 1960s/early 1970s, often linked with Korg’s DoncaMatic line. These units were designed for accompaniment but quickly became collectible for their quirky analog character and stunning design.
Limited but charming selection of preset rhythms.
Simple analog sound circuitry with a warm, nostalgic tone.
Rarely seen today, making it highly desirable for collectors of vintage drum machines.
Why You’ll Love It
While it won’t replace a modern drum computer in terms of versatility, the Checkmate delivers something unique:
A rare piece of music history that shaped the early years of electronic rhythm.
Unmatched aesthetics – the gold panel and oversized knobs look fantastic both in use and as a display piece.
Collector’s must-have – these machines are increasingly hard to find in good working order.
If you’re a vintage synth/drum machine enthusiast, this is a rare opportunity to own a serviced and working Checkmate drum machine. Perfect as a collector’s item, studio conversation piece, or source of authentic retro rhythms."
"Moog Memorymoog w/ Lintronics LAMM Rev. 3.1 Mod - Serial No. 1439X
Up for sale is a rare and fully upgraded Moog Memorymoog, modified with the sought-after Lintronics Advanced Memorymoog Modification (LAMM Rev. 3.1). This legendary upgrade significantly enhances the synth’s reliability, performance, and flexibility—featuring:
Improved MIDI implementation
Pot Lock function Per-patch octave storage
Enhanced stereo output
Streamlined navigation & increased stability
In addition to the internal upgrades, this unit boasts a custom maple cabinet with rich, deep grain—a stunning visual upgrade that sets it apart from any other. A true collector's piece in both form and function."
"The Return of a Legend - Our Re-issue of the 777 analog synthesizer with Updated
Sequencer Features from the Revolution and Swynx!
In 1997, The 777 was the first 303 clone to include the all-important sequencer,
and provide real-time editing of patterns during playback. However, it really
was much more than a clone..
...The first 30 units produced were the purple 777 models. Approximately 25 of
the blue 777 models were then produced. There were 7 custom hand-brushed silver
front panels created, and only 3 of those were ever sold to the public. The
white 777 is the only one in existence. The majority of 777’s produced were the
black and white models. Notice these models had slightly different
screen-printing with the 777 name typed out instead of using a symbol like the
first models had. ...It sounded fabulous but also caused the output to increase
drastically in volume. So a completely new overdrive stage was implemented on
later models that kept the output more consistent as the overdrive was
increased. I would say later models had a cleaner sound overall, and slightly
better stability.
All 777’s were hand assembled, and the first 200 plus units of the 777 were made
entirely by myself. It took at least 8 hours to assemble a single unit. As
demand grew for the 777, I hired another hand assembly company to do the
majority of component placement, while I focused on final assembly, testing, and
tuning of each unit, and the day-to-day chores of running a business. The 777
quickly became the acid synth of choice by many well known artists including:
Skylab2000, Uberzone, The Chemical Brothers, The Crystal Method, KMFDM, Nine
Inch Nails, Jason Nevins, Air Liquide, Alex Gopher, Richie Hawtin, Aphex Twin,
BT, The Juan MacLean, Terra Firma/Union Jack, Nortec Collective, Atomic Babies,
Electric Skychurch, and many others. Bands like Hardfloor and Plastikmand
inspired the original concept for the 777, with the minimal acid house music
they were creating using only a drum machine or two, and a TB-303.
I wanted to create similar music using only the 777, as digital multi-tracking
was becoming more accessible at that time. The 777 provided built in distortion
to achieve those ripping acid leads that were becoming popular, and also
provided enough additional circuitry to allow analog percussion and other sounds
to be generated. The 777 was originally called the Bassix, which can be seen
printed on the PC boards. Although it was never publicly called this, it was
simply a nickname given during development. This was a derived combination of
the TB-303’s “Bassline” name and the TR-606’s “Drumatix” name. As this unit
could sound like the 303, but its sequencer operated more like the 606 with its
live note entry and editing features.
In 2003 production of the 777 stopped, with a total of 678 units being produced
in all. These units quickly became collector like commodities, and continue to
command high prices in the used market. We are very excited to bring it back! As
of 2025 we have been prototyping the 777 for over 2 years to bring it back to
the market. We have been through many iterations of the analog board in order to
make it sound as much like my personal vintage unit while also designing it for
manufacture.
Now we are asking for you help to do it the way we would like to. We are wanting
to upgrade the processor and code base so that we have the ability to include
the remix feature from the Revolution/Orb sequencers as well as the time
signatures and swing features from the SWYNX!"
"🎤 Rare Vintage 1988 Digigram Midimic – MIDI Microphone – Made in France – Fully Working! 🎶
A truly innovative 🎧 MIDI microphone made in 🇫🇷 France in 1988!
This is an ultra-rare collector’s item and a fascinating piece of studio gear: a microphone that outputs MIDI data! 🎼
Perfect for vocals or wind instruments 🎷🎺, and also features an RCA aux line input 🎚️ to convert line-level sources into MIDI, or use as a THRU to route audio to another channel 🎛️.
💡 Incredibly useful in the studio: this mic lets you record your voice or instrument directly to a DAW as MIDI data for unlimited editing possibilities! Use it with hardware or software synthesizers 🎹, expanders, or samplers.
You can literally sing or play your melody and transform it into MIDI notes — ideal for sax, clarinet, violin, solo guitar, and more 🎻🎸.
🎯 Whether you're a singer looking to explore MIDI, or a composer with ideas that outpace your playing skills, the Midimic is a creative game-changer!
🔧 Key Features:
✅ Fully working and in excellent cosmetic condition for its age 🔋 Powered by a brand-new 9V battery (already installed) 📄 Includes a PDF copy of the original Owner’s Manual (English) 🧡 A real vintage gem and collector's item! 🎙️ You can sing into it and control your synth or sound module with your voice — if you’ve ever dreamed of humming a melody straight into your MIDI sequencer, this is your moment! ✨"
"Step into a universe of lush, immersive soundscapes with the Hotone Verbera. In this video, we explore unique presets paired with expressive IRs, showcasing how Verbera transforms a synthesizer’s tone into a cinematic journey. From deep ambient washes to rhythmic, pulsing reverbs, discover the power of convolution and algorithmic reverb in one compact pedal.
Featured Presets & IRs:
00:07 - 001 - Verbera / IR: Space VAB Sd
00:41 - 024 – Multi Universe / IR: Time Slip
01:18 - 028 – Disco Elysiumt / IR: Ping Pong Fun
02:10 - 062 - Flap Wings / IR: Rain Field
Perfect for synth players, guitarists, and sonic explorers alike."
Ever imagined your sound echoing through a sold-out stadium? Or reverberating off the metallic walls of a NASA spacecraft hangar? What if your guitar fell into a cosmic white hole… or drifted through the vaulted ceilings of a centuries-old cathedral?
Welcome to Verbera — where imagination meets reality. This is not your typical software convolution plugin. Verbera is a standalone, hardware-based convolution reverb pedal — with Instant IR loading, stunning tweakability, and boundless sonic range. Whether you’re recreating iconic spaces, vintage hardware, or crafting otherworldly reverbs never heard before, Verbera gives musicians and engineers a powerful new tool for both live and studio setups.
Step Into Iconic Spaces and Classic Gear with a Single Click Verbera ships with 120 world-class impulse responses (IRs) — captured in breathtaking detail from legendary spaces like symphony halls, European cathedrals, even aerospace facilities. You’ll also find IRs modeled after classic studio gear like spring and plate reverbs. Massive or intimate, modern or retro — Verbera brings those sonic environments directly under your feet.
Reverbs from Another Dimension Verbera isn’t just about realism — it’s about reinvention. Beyond the meticulously captured IRs, you’ll find a curated library of original Hotone-crafted IRs that stretch the limits of your imagination. Think sci-fi-inspired synth atmospheres, time-warping delay trails, shimmering textures pulled straight from a “white hole” in space. These are not your standard reverbs — they’re creative catalysts designed to inspire your next masterpiece.
Dual Reverb Engine for Deep-Dimensional Sound Design At the heart of Verbera is a dual-engine design. On one side: the IR convolution engine, capturing the nuanced reflections of real spaces and gear. On the other: XR, a finely tuned algorithmic reverb that brings surreal, hyper-dimensional ambiance to your sound. Layer them. Shape them. And with a single tap, freeze the XR reverb to create endlessly evolving textures and ambient pads.
Cutting-Edge Convolution Tech, Instant IR loading Powered by Hotone’s proprietary low-latency convolution engine, Verbera delivers studio-grade reverb tails — up to 10 seconds stereo or 20 seconds mono — without skipping a beat. Switch IRs on the fly with zero audio dropout. This is next-gen performance that blows past traditional limitations.
"Dreadbox Murmux Adept Edition, number 241 of only 300 units ever produced worldwide. This is not just a synthesizer - it's a piece of synth history. Designed by a passionate team of analog enginees in Athens, Greece, meticulously hand assembled in Japan, and relased in a strictly limited run in 2022, the Murmux Adept has already cemented itself as a highly sought-after collector's item.
Key Features 8-Voice Polyphonic Analog Architecture - Rich, warm, and alive in ways only true analog can be. Dual VCOs per Voice + Multi-Mode Filter - From massive pads to searing leads. Extensive Modulation Options - For deep sound design and evolving textures. Handcrafted Quality - Precision engineering and top-tier components throughout. Serial #241 of 300 - Individually numbered, part of an extremely limited production. Condition Mint/Like New - Lightly played in a smoke-free environment. All knobs, switches, inputs and functions working perfectly. Original packaging not included (lost during a move) - will pack with extreme care for safe transit. Includes original power supply and owner's manual."
1st Sonic Six: "The Moog Sonic Six is a rare, portable analog synthesizer with classic Moog tone and ladder filter, featuring dual VCOs, sample-and-hold, ring modulation, and a built-in speaker—all housed in a rugged suitcase-style design perfect for studio or stage. Its unique sound-shaping capabilities including X/Y modulation, and vintage character make it a prized collector’s piece and a powerful tool for experimental or classic analog synthesis. While this synthesizer is often offered by sellers at a "high on crack" price, I am pleased to offer this one for less than half of what some delusional synth dealers are trying to get for it.
The synthesizer is in good condition, but the original "Moog" logo sticker on the outside was peeled off. The power switch does not illuminate when the synthesizer is powered on. The synthesizer uses a standard IEC power cord, and one will be included. Please see photos.
This Moog Sonic Six has been serviced by Synthchaser in August 2025. Work done included:
Cleaned switches, pots and sliders
Refurbished keybed - new bushings, cleaned bus bars & contacts
Tuned & Calibrated Synthesizer"
2nd Sonic Six:
"This vintage Moog Sonic Six Suitcase Analog Synthesizer powers on and makes sound, but is being offered as-is at a discount due to cosmetic and functional issues. The A, X, and Y oscillators and the Moog Ladder filter appear to be working. This can be a great opportunity for someone willing to put a little work in to get this rare synthesizer below market. The synth is being sold as-is for parts or repair, with no returns.
Please see this video showing the functional status of the synthesizer. : [video above]
Issues I noticed (you may find other issues, but the synthesizer is still being sold as-is with no returns):
Cosmetic: A power cord has been hardwired to this unit in place of the power inlet. The exterior of the case is in rough looking condition and some screws are missing and things feel loose. The synthesizer is missing all knobs and switch caps. Some of the keys are stained. 2 rubber feet are missing, so the case needs something behind it to stay open when in use.
Functional: Oscillator B appears to be dead. The ring modulator appears to not be working (perhaps due to oscillator B not working, ring mod was not tested with external input). Key contacts are dirty and not working well, bushings need to be replaced. The contour generator appears to be broken. The Contour/Pitch Control pot for the filter was replaced with a pot that doesn't extend fully through the panel, so you can't use it. Pots, sliders and switches need cleaning. Calibration needed."
"A truly historic piece of synth and studio gear – a Roland SVC-350 Vocoder, serial number within the first 10 units ever made, manufactured in 1979. This is not just another vintage vocoder – this is a museum-grade piece of Roland history, and among the earliest production vocoders ever released by Roland.
🔹 Ultra Low Serial Number – CONFIRMED among the first 10 off the production line.
🔹 Made in Japan, 1979 – The debut year of the SVC-350.
🔹 Fully Analog Circuitry – Rich, smooth, and unmistakably vintage vocoding tone.
🔹 Professional Rackmount Format – Built like a tank with beautiful brushed aluminum faceplate.
🔹 Used by legends – Kraftwerk, Laurie Anderson, Herbie Hancock, Eurythmics, and more.
🔹 A true collector’s gem – Extremely rare in this condition and with such historic provenance."
"This is a unique opportunity to take an extremely rare piece of gear: the Crumar Synthaphone!
I made a DEMO video to show it, check it below. [posted here]
FULLY SERVICED by pro tecnician
Collector’s Item: this is serial N. 20!! (only 100 units were produced)
- with Breath Controller
- original Case
Fully Analog Monophonic Portable Monster, with CEM filters
this info on page 77 of Peter Forrest's trusty 'A-Z of ANALOGUE SYNTHS, PART 1' - Synthaphone: 37-note (F-F) monosynth with breath control. 1982-84. 'The little wind synth with the big sound!’
8 presets: Tuba, Horn, Trombone, Trumpet, Sax, Clarinet, Oboe, Flute (the lower-pitched ones definitely have more power, as is common with early preset synths). The Portamento controls are On/Off, Auto (i.e. legato-only or always), Rate. Volume knob, Pitch knob (tunable over about 1.5 octaves!), Touch Sensitivity (for the Touch Vibrato, a fine feature allowing you to rhythmically push down on any key for natural vibrato) and Breath Sensitivity. The last refers to the little breath controller (with small mouthpiece attached to one of two narrow rubber tubes about 18' long) which you can attach to one end of the keyboard."
"A true vintage collector’s piece. The EMS VCS3 aka “The Putney” has been used by Brian Eno, Jean-Michel Jarre, Pink Floyd, The Who etc.
This is an extremely clean example with minimal wear and tear. The unit has been wrapped in plastic and stored for decades. Recently unearthed, it was taken to a tech who replaced all electrolytic capacitors, rebuilt the power supply, and got the reverb in working order. This synth is also a very low serial number. Also included in the sale is the rare Cricklewood keyboard."
"Up for sale is a truly special piece: a Moog Voyager XL in excellent condition, featuring a fully custom blacked-out finish, including all-black keys, matte black paneling, and a black wood cabinet—not the common tolex version. This is one of the last Voyager XL units ever produced, custom-built at the Moog factory in Asheville, NC, making it an exceptionally rare collector's-grade instrument as well as a serious sonic powerhouse.
Custom Features:
All-black keys (custom factory build) Black stained wood cabinet – not tolex Matte black panel with matching knobs and hardware One of the final XLs ever made by Moog Standard Voyager XL Features:
61-key Fatar keybed with velocity and aftertouch 3 ultra-stable Moog oscillators + noise generator Classic Moog ladder filter with resonance Built-in patch bay with CV/Gate routing for modular integration Ribbon controller, touch surface, LFOs, dual modulation buses USB and MIDI for seamless DAW integration This Voyager XL is a dream synth—a modern modular-friendly extension of the iconic Minimoog design, with expanded flexibility for both live performance and studio experimentation."
"We are proud to introduce the Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D - A tribute to Progressive Rock’s legacy featuring a custom satin red finish, hot-rodded VCA circuit, modern MIDI integration, an exclusive red translucent 10 in vinyl EP, and more. This release offers musicians and fans the opportunity to own a synthesizer inspired by Geddy Lee’s legendary artistry and enduring legacy.
Watch as Geddy Lee reflects on this new synthesizer, sharing his thoughts on its craftsmanship, sonic character, and how Moog’s legendary sound has played a role in shaping iconic @rush tracks like "Xanadu", "Tom Sawyer", and "Subdivisions".
Rush icon Geddy Lee—synthesist, bassist, and singer for the rock legends—has teamed up with Moog to release the Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D, available for sale exclusively in the US and Canada right here on Reverb.
Video includes excerpts from Rush songs 'Xanadu', 'Tom Sawyer', 'The Trees'."
Press release follows:
GEDDY LEE MINIMOOG MODEL D
Combining the legendary analog sound of Moog with a distinctive aesthetic that honors Rush’s iconic legacy.
The Model D in the hands of Geddy Lee has delivered legendary basses, melodic leads, and rich analog tones that are iconic and indicative of the Minimoog’s creative influence on musicians. Musicians and Rush fans can now tap into a piece of music history that was instrumental in shaping the band's signature sound.
Hand-signed by Geddy Lee and individually numbered, each Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D is a collector’s item to be cherished for decades to come.
"It’s a thrill to see the Minimoog Model D in that stunning red, so representative of one of the most fertile periods in Rush’s creative history.” —Geddy Lee
ICONIC SOUND QUALITY Originally released in 1970, Minimoog Model D was the world’s first portable synthesizer and served as the archetype for all electronic keyboards that followed.
It was quickly embraced by a diverse roster of performers, including Rush frontman Geddy Lee who enraptured generations with his and the band's unique style of prog rock.
CLASSIC ELECTRONICS WITH MODERN TOUCHES In addition to Geddy’s signature red finish, this model of the Minimoog offers a hot-rodded VCA circuit, dedicated LFO controls, top panel CV jacks, spring loaded pitch wheel and MIDI integration.
A UNIQUE COLLECTOR’S ITEM For musicians and collectors seeking both inspiration and history, the Geddy Lee Minimoog Model D combines the legendary analog sound of Moog instruments with a distinctive aesthetic that honors Rush’s iconic legacy. More than a collector’s piece, this powerful synth—celebrated for its playability and unique sonic character—features modern enhancements for today’s music creators.
"Korg PS-3200 - A fully configured system that's been fully cosmetically and operationally restored.
"A vintage Checkmate drum machine, a true gem from the early days of rhythm boxes. This unit is as much a visual statement as it is a piece of music history: with its golden front panel and large knobs, it’s a guaranteed eye-catcher in any studio or collection.
"An absolutely rare piece of gear, the wonderful GEM PK4900.
"🎤 Rare Vintage 1988 Digigram Midimic – MIDI Microphone – Made in France – Fully Working! 🎶
Descriptions follow.
"A truly historic piece of synth and studio gear – a Roland SVC-350 Vocoder, serial number within the first 10 units ever made, manufactured in 1979. This is not just another vintage vocoder – this is a museum-grade piece of Roland history, and among the earliest production vocoders ever released by Roland.
"Up for sale is a truly special piece: a Moog Voyager XL in excellent condition, featuring a fully custom blacked-out finish, including all-black keys, matte black paneling, and a black wood cabinet—not the common tolex version. This is one of the last Voyager XL units ever produced, custom-built at the Moog factory in Asheville, NC, making it an exceptionally rare collector's-grade instrument as well as a serious sonic powerhouse.
