MATRIXSYNTH

Korg PS-3100

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"I've decided to sell my PS-3100. It's a wonderful synthesiser and, even 30 years after it was made, there is nothing outside of the PS series with which it compares, however it's not getting enough use and I don't have enough space for it.

The PS-3100 is, like the later MS series, semi-modular, and was built in the late 1970s. There are probably only about 400 left in the world. It's 48 note polyphonic, very versatile and sounds great.

It is in very good condition. I bought it from Ko at Modeless Factory (Japan) about a year ago and he did a lot of servicing work to it including replacing all the edge connectors and electrolytic capacitors before shipping.

When it reached the UK I had the MM5824N divider chips replaced with modern CMOS replacements from Flatkeys (they have a life-expectancy of at least 20 years) and it was then serviced by Tim Wallhead.

I will not ship this as it's delicate and weighs 30kg so it's collection from South London (Elephant and Castle) only. Cash on collection, bank transfer or PayPal only."

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ARP Pro Soloist synthesizer Model 2701

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Roland CompuRhythm CR-68

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Moog Minimoog D w/ Lintronics MIDI

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"~1978 (s/n 10558) moog model d minimoog. the top nameplate is missing, but the one on the back is present :)

this mini has been modified in the following ways:

* Lintronics MIDI Convertor (LMC) allows remote MIDI control of this mini & adds an LFO)

(back panel, viewed from behind the mini, from the power cord looking right:)
* filter envelope -> osc 2 on/off switch (most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* LMC noise / LFO switch (when the modulation mix knob is set to 'noise', this switch determines if the mini's noise generator or the LFO signal from the LMC is active)
* (external input, hi/lo outputs are stock, 1/4" jacks)
* CV OUTput (1/4" jack, can be used to drive other 1v/oct synths)
* MIDI IN (5-pin DIN)
* Gate in/out (1/4" jack, can be triggered from square wave LFO, external foot switch OR can drive other NON-S-Trig gates)
* Osc 2 CV in (1/4" jack; most useful when osc 2 sync is on)
* Osc 2 sync on/off switch
* Cinch/Jones connector for S-Trig control of envelopes (gate)

all keys work, but they DO require periodic cleaning. all knobs and switches work. a-440 reference works.

you will also get:
* LMC documentation (installation instructions, manual, quick reference card)
* Moog CP-251 (newer style, white rings) CV control processor (mixer, LFO, noise source, mult, lag generator, s&h) with power supply & manual
* Two (2) Boss FS-5U non-latching, reversible polarity foot-switches
* One (1) Cinch-Jones to female 1/4" plug adaptor for gate triggering of the original S-Trig jack
* Three (3) 1/4" jack to .206" (NOT 1/4") switchcraft plug adaptors (for 'glide' and 'delay' jacks next to their respective switches)
* printout of Minimoog patch book (from internet)
* printout of Minimoog operation manual (from internet)
* Voyager gig-bag
* Voyager dust-cover"

Waldorf Microwave XTk Keyboard- Bright Orange Synth!!!

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Not to be confused with Big Orange Synth.

"this is a polyphonic performance synth, that has found its way into the studio as well- 49 full sized velocity sensitive keys, and 44 rotary knobs , a programmable arpeggiator, 2 oscillator per voice, 10 voice polyphony, wavetable synth with 500 waves, 256 sounds, 128 multi-patches, 2 multimode filters, etc. its a killer synth, and will play a very lush movie in your head, acid- 303 lines,or moog bass. its up to you. whatever ou dream up, this synth can dish out.synth is in mint condition!!! "

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Black Moog Minimoog Model D Synthesizer

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"Serial number: 2326"

Midi Guitar Minimoog D Demo

YouTube Uploaded by ricel1992 on Jan 15, 2011

"First real test of my axon ax 50 with my new minimoog! (run through the re 201 for a little reverb/echo (this minimoog is actually the one that was used by the keyboard player for Phil Collins in 1990 - it can be heard as the bass line for the backing track of all live Sussudios from 1990 till present!)"

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Synthesizer Demos - Alesis Andromeda, Moog Minimoog, EML 101 200

YouTube Uploaded by ricel1992 on Mar 12, 2011

"Demoing my Alesis Andromeda, Moog Minimoog, and EML 101 and 200 that I have for sale"

EML for auction captured directly below here, Andromeda here.

Eml electrocomp 101 and 200 Song

YouTube Uploaded by ricel1992 on Feb 24, 2011

"A song I wrote today on my EML 101 and 200"

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"(EML 200 pictured is not included!)

Selling off my EML 101 (Electronic Music Labs). This thing is extremely unique, I also have a minimoog and several other vintage synths and none of them come close to covering the eml tone! It is an amazingly vintage sounding synth (don't know how else to describe it!) I also have a 200 and they are great in combination (might be willing to part with both if you want to make me a good offer on them. This thing has 4 oscillators, a multimode filter, 2 envelopes, an amp modulator/ringmodulator and several other things, not to mention it is patchable!

The thing has a few nicks here and there but nothing major. It comes with the original manual and soundcharts/patch charts and even has the factory mod of the mod wheel which can be patched into any parameter for more control! The thing is super flexible and amazing!! Folds up into a compact carrying case with its handle still intact."

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Roland SPH-323 phase shifter (phaser) - Japan

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"Another classic and iconic piece of studio equipment from the legendary Roland rack series. Nearly as mint as they come, and of course works perfectly. Being able to modulate the phase with an external cv is really handy, and the sound quality of this unit is hard to beat. Even though it is analogue, it contains special compressor / expander circuitry designed to minimize noise.

Shipping is from japan and is insured. Takes about 2 - 3 weeks, sometimes a bit faster.