MATRIXSYNTH

Saturday, September 08, 2012

Roland V-Synth GT SN (21) ZX22049

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Roland V-Synth Version 2 SN ZR22985

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Novation Nova Desktop Virtual Analog Synthesizer SN 03794

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E-mu SP-12 SN 2003

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Roland MSQ-700 SN 370642

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Linn Drum LM-2 SN 3932

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Access Virus Indigo SN G10001478

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"The unit is 100% functional and aside from one little scratch on the front panel (LFO 2) in nice cosmetic shape as well."

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Roland Juno 106 SN 510263

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"The unit is 100% functional and aside from missing one slider cap is in nice cosmetic shape as well. Fully serviced and all 6 voices are good to go..."

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Elektron SidStation Ninja Edition

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"I think this has a different preset bank to the regular Sidstation, somewhat Eastern Inspired, with names like 'Budokan' etc... This is the real deal. QuadraSid and all the software equivalents do not compare. The SID chip is quirky and Analogue! It's always making noise (it's never completely silent) and patches will just randomly change in a cool musical way! You can't recreate that"