MATRIXSYNTH

Synare Sensor Analog Drum Module

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"Controls:
Tune controls the pitch of the Oscillator
Freq controls the speed/rate of the LFO wave that controls the pitch
Mod controls the depth of the LFO wave that controls the pitch
Decay controls the length of the sound
Sweep controls the range in which the oscillator sweeps
Vol controls the output volume

Jacks:
Footswitch In: 1/4" input for footswitch that turns the unit on/off
Footswitch Out: 1/4"out for footswitch
Out:1/4" mono audio output"

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Moog MG-1 with Original Box

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SN 0574

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Electro Harmonix E0400 Mini-Synthesizer

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Elektron SidStation

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"The buyer can choose any of the 4 patch packs available(Factory, Klaus P. Rausch, Ninja, or Giraya)"

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Casio CZ-101 with Silver Gig Bag

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"Casio CZ 101 Digital Synthesizer W/Original soft carrying case, Instruction Manual and Rare to find external RAM Memory cartridge."

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LIDER-2 RARE SOVIET ANALOG GUITAR MICRO PROCESSOR SYNTH FX

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"LIDER-2 (produced by Formanta factory in 1982 - the one which made a legendary POLIVOKS) is a guitar microsynthesizer designed to be applied by guitar players who use external effects in the live performance or studio work. The synthesizer is a floor-mounted unit with five rubber footswitches; it also has sliders and knobs for changing the parameters of effects. LEADER-2 has 5 main series sections: equalizer, flanger, chorus, solo, rhythm. - everyone with its own parameters and indicators. Commutation: line input, output (line, phone, amplifier). On the outer surface of the bottom panel, an input sensitivity regulator is situated.

Specifications:
— EQUALIZER: level, band;
— FLANGER: range, brightness, rate, width;
— CHORUS: frequency, detune;
— SOLO: spectrum, rocktone, suboctave;
— RHYTHM: guitar.
— Weight, 8 kg (approx. 18 Pounds)"

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