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Bugbrand Weevil 08 Noise Synth

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"Bugbrand Weevil '08 in Superb used condition. I've owned this from new and it has had an easy life. It has a speaker and 1/4 inch line out so you can operate it stand alone or record it with a mic or process it directly through the sound card/mixer. It also plays well with pedals and modular gear. I've recorded the output and used the waveforms in other synths with good results.

These are not available any more from Tom of Bugbrand, and they were always sold out very quickly so it may be a last chance to grab one. I'm including the original literature and it even comes in the original brown cardboard box with a free Bugbrand sticker."

MTI auto orchestra w/ 1-octave bass pedals

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"it has chords, rhythms, bass, strings.
model # AO-1 s/n 01117
made in Garden City Park, NY. USA"

Seeburg Select-a-Rhythm Vintage Drum Machine

YouTube Uploaded by herbalinguist on Aug 17, 2010

"This is a vintage SEEBURG GULBRANSEN Select-A-Rhythm Model 601B rhythm beat machine. It includes 17 rhythms plus a metronome. You can adjust the tempo and volume as well. It is for sale on eBay under the same username as here (herbalinguist)."

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Note this is a different unit than the one in the video above.

"Interesting old-skool beat box. No Reserve!

Foot switch, tempo & volume knobs, and 18 different rhythm buttons.

1/4" output. Original may have been RCA???

Electronics all work well.

Check out a video demo here: http://youtu.be/fo4qkGhcagw" [above]"

E-mu Drumulator Drum Machine, MIDI, and EPROMS Kits

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"The Drumulator is a sample based drum machine from circa 1983. The original Drumulator stock sound set was gritty, lo-fi, 12-bit samples of basic drum sounds, which become a classic in many songs of the 80s. The company now known as Digidesign, or Avid (Pro Tools), created sound sets for the E-Mu Drumulator and other sample-based drum machines, called Digidrums Sound Chips. This auction includes 9 Digidrums Drumulator EPROM kits (5 EPROMs in each kit) in addition to the Drumulator stock drum kit, and a custom 808 sound kit from drummob.

The EPROM sockets inside the Drumulator have been outfitted with 5 removable high-quality EPROM ZIFs that allow for easily removing and installing of drum kits.

Note: That the DigiDrums EPROM kits included in this auction are not the originals, but replacements made from the original Digidrums chips (see link below to hear the kits).

The 10 EPROM Drumulator Drum Kits included with this auction are:
Drumulator Stock Kit
drummob TR-808 Kit
Digidrums Electronic Drums 1
Digidrums Electronic Drums 2
Digidrums Rock Drums 1
Digidrums Jazz Drums 1
Digidrums Drums/Latin Percussion
Digidrums Latin Percussion
Digidrums Alt Drum Kit #3
Digidrums All Percussion
Digidrums Sound Effects 1

... I’ve made recordings of each of the EPROM drum kits included with the Drumulator in this auction and posted them here.

You can download and view the Drumulator Users Manual here"

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Casio AZ-1 Keytar Guitar Polyphonic Keyboard +Case

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Video below and at the auction. Tons more pics at the auction.

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LinnDrum LM-2

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"The LinnDrum was the second machine from Linn Electronics. It's basically an upgraded version of the original, also considered the Linn Drums predecessor, LM-1 with added crash and ride cymbals to the kit. The LinnDrum uses samples of acoustic drum sounds. At the time, they sounded great and much more realistic and they were a fresh alternative to the analog drum sounds of the '80's drum machines. The LinnDrum also had a handy upgrade option, a well designed layout and interface, and live drum trigger inputs."

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1975 minimoog D plus Roland MIDI to CV converter

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"1975 Minimoog, serial #6464"
- manual
- 50 patch sheets, plus blanks
- Minimoog modification articles and DIYs
- Roland MPU-101 MIDI to CV converter (to play your Mini via MIDI)
(note: S-trigger cable not included but can be found on eBay for approx. $20 U.S.)"