MATRIXSYNTH

E-Mu SP-1200 Black Reissue

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SN 059704583

"Several discs are included: over a dozen with beat samples, over 60 blanks, and a few boot-up discs. Included in the auction is the E-mu SP-1200, power cord, and discs."

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Roland TR-606 Drumatix w/ Original Case, Box, and Manuals

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Roland TB-303 ACID Bass Line Synthesizer w/ Original Case and Manual

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SN 131200

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Simmons Clap Trap with Original Box & Manual

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Oberheim OB-Xa 8-Voice 120 Program Vintage Analog Synthesizer

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"This is a later serial number OBXa, so the full 8 voices and extra patch memory were installed at the Oberheim factory in 1982. This synth was recapped about 5 years ago, and the battery was replaced today..."

A couple of pics of the inside below.

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Flame Talking Synth

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"This unit has a unique, midi-controlled "talking synth" sound that can range from robotic, Kraftwerk-like voicings to other-worldly vocal sounds, based on the Speakjet chip. No longer in production, this is a boutique and unique little unit."

Mochika analog synth

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"hand-made synth from Peru. 8 step sequencer, 1 oscillator (saw/square), 1 LFO, 1 noisesource"

Mattel Synsonics Drums

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Instructions are printed on the back of the unit. Click the image to read. "classic electronic musical instrument by Mattel called Synsonics Drums (circa 1982). This is a model 5281. It synthesizes the percussive sounds of the cymbal, snare drum, 2 different tom tom drums, and a bass drum. Additionally, three memories are provided to allow the storage of drum patterns. The Synsonics Drums is powered by 6 C-cell batteries and has a 9 volt power supply input. A technique called multiplexing is used several times in the Synsonics Drums. In multiplexing, one line or group of lines is able to carry signals for use by different parts of the systems at different times. Some of the features: Headphone jack RCA jacks for stereo output to an external amplifier LED indicators Record and playback, 3 memory locations Snare, cymbal, tom tom, bass drum and other sounds Use fingers or drum sticks A technical manual is included that contains the internal schematic, parts list and troubleshooting guide. The unit is used, but fully functional and just requires 6 batteries or an external 9 volt power source."

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