MATRIXSYNTH

Frequency Translation and Harmonic Distortion Module SN 392

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"For sale is a 'Bradley Jitter & Hit Synthesizer" with "Frequency Translation and Harmonic distortion Module"!
I bought this rare curio in the USA a few years back.
I dont know much about it or what it is used for.
What I do know
- it runs on 110v
- it makes awesome noises, rhythmic pulses and drones
-you can process your own audio through it
-comes in its own case
-looks really cool!"

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Vintage Paia Gnome Synthesizer

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"Up for bid is a Vintage Paia Gnome synthesizer. These were sold as home build kits in the 70's. This one is in good condition. Needs a good cleaning. There are some minors scratches to the metal, to be expected with age, so please view all pictures..."

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Roland TB-303 Bassline SN 231100

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Pic of the inside below.

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Moog Liberation Synthesizer w/ Road Case

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Note this is the second one listed today. You can find the first one here.

via the listing: " There are no playability/audio/functionality issues with this Liberation (though I was not able to test the external synth control which is on the power supply interface box).

One of the MM5823 frequency divider chips went bad about 5 years ago and I replaced it (with a Flatkeys reengineered clone chip) last year. It sounds indistinguishable from the original. There are chips in the paint/finish on the body of the synth - on corners especially, see pictures for details. One of the back plates screws was missing so it has been replaced.

What is Included:
- Liberation synthesizer
- power supply / audio interface / external synth control box
- original power supply-to-synth cable

- original road case
- black leather strap (probably original, but I'm not certain)
- 4 rack screws with washers (original? who knows - but they are in a little zip lock bag which makes me think perhaps not)
- 1 spare Flatkeys MM5823 clone chip (I bought 2 when the one in the Liberation went bad, more info at flatkeys.co.uk )
- the original key to lock/unlock the latches on the roadcase
- original warranty card