MOOG MINIMOOG MUSONICS

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"The most famous monophonic analog synthesizers. The rarest and best version of the Minimoog. The model "Musonics" riding the same oscillators that were used in the legendary Moog system 55. According to experts has a best sound than other versions of the "Model D".
Only a few hundred fabricated units of this version there are currently only a few localized in the world. The numbers range from 1100 to about 1300. Interestingly in our store demo room we also have another three units located in Europe, the number 1228. Among the other six units located Keith Emerson owns the No. 1203. Another is in a museum. We are thus confronted with one of the best synths of collection.

The main differences with the rest of Minimoog Model D are:
- More robust wooden box. We believe it is maple. It is much heavier than in other versions.
- Serial number handwritten. This unit is the number 1194 (the Mail link appearing in "The Lords of the Mini" is the former owner of "please please do not use it because the longer does). The link is this.

Serial-number handwritten-Logo and inscription RAMoog Musonics instead of Moog Music.-Metal panel (as in modular Moogs).Front panel Minimoog different from normal.-No power adapter leads (125/220V).Wheels modulation-transparent-Rear panel different."

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Elka Rhapsody 610 String Synth

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MINIMOOG Model D SN 8973

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"MINIMOOG Model D Vintage Analog Synthesizer
Desirable Fat Oscillator version (6 hole)
Made in USA
Serial Number: 8973 (1972-1978)
Voltage: 110VAC USA

Condition: Excellent ! Plays very nicely. 100% Functional. Very small chip in timber, see pics. Hard to find a better one.
Piece of history appreciating in value.

Description: Iconic Synth, plenty of info on the net. Sounds Absolutely great, these are famous for a reason, real deal.
Comes with original manual and a really good hard case. Tough, perfect size. Ex US military case i bought in the states.
I also have a copy of the service maunal and a trigger cable."

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Signed EDP GNAT SPECIAL

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"EDP GNAT SPECIAL Synthesizer MINT Ultra RARE
Electronic Dream Plant

This is a very rare and collectable synth.
Owned and signed by one of the founders of EDP !!

England: 1982
Approx 40 made ?
Voltage: 240VAC

Cosmetically: MINT !!! as new. You will never find a GNAT Special in better condition than this, if you find one. Definitely suit collector. An Extremely rare synthesizer with history, read the email below (me to the person in UK that i bought it from).
Functionally: 100% Perfect, no issues at all..

Sound/Description:
Awesome !! Incredible. Raw. Strong. I love EDP gear !!! This can do delicate leads or serious Drum and Bass heavy Bass lines, can be very dark and deep.

Weight: (unboxed) 3kg"

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TECHNOSAURUS MICROCON SN TMC-2027

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"Switzerland: 1997
Serial Number: 2027
Voltage: 12VDC (Australian plug pack included if required)

Cosmetically: MINT !!! near new.
Functionally: 100% Perfect, no issues at all..

I have Owners Manual available in hard copy and electronic format.

Sound/Description:

EXCELLENT!!! In my opinion, this is a very smooth, deep, fat sounding analog synth, has a real silky, warm, high quality sound. Hi frequency sounds also really cool. Hand made in Switzerland.… "The sound quality is unsurpassed" Sound On Sound (GB) "The sounds we heard were fat, fat, phat !" Keyboard (USA) Pure Analog, Runs on CV/Gate

Weight: (unboxed) 700g or 1.2kg with power supply

Internet Info: Technosaurus utilizes only discrete circuits and, as opposed to most manufacturers, no all-in-one chip solutions.

The Microcon is a totally analog table-top synth module that's slightly smaller than the original TB-303. It has one main oscillator capable of either sawtooth or square waveforms, just like the TB-303. The addition of a sub-oscillator is more like SH-101, which can help beef up your bass sounds. The analog lowpass filter is switchable as either 2-pole (12dB/oct) or 4-pole (24dB/oct), which is better than the TB-303 or SH-101 offered. The LFO can modulate the filter cutoff frequency with either triangle or square wave and the VCO can be modulated by square or triangle waves. Simple attack and decay envelope controls and a Glide effect round out this fairly simple to use and highly affordable 303 clone. The Microcon only uses CV and Gate for being controlled externally"

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Ensoniq Fizmo SN 11662

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Sequential Circuits Pro One J-wire [Wine Country Serviced] SN 1111

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Roland CSQ-100 CV/Gate Sequencer

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RC CIRCUIT BENT MICRO CUBE SYNTH OPTICAL 'THEREMIN' STYLE NOISE SYNTHESIZER

Published on Mar 11, 2013 djwidow420·239 videos

"SMALL IN SIZE BUT BIG IN NOISE!

2 OPTICAL CONTROLLED AUDIO OSCILLATORS"

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ROLAND PG-1000 PROGRAMMING A ROLAND D-50 IN REAL TIME

Published on Mar 10, 2013

"I found this Roland PG-1000 days ago...Even if I have to practise a little again, I wanted to post this one, 'cause I see there are no demo on Roland PG-1000 programming Roland D-50 in real time. Sorry for bad audio quality and bad Sound Design...This demo is focused on how PG-1000 affects D-50 sounds, and not on sound patches or my way of playing (I'm not a talented player...I'm a wannabe!)"

via Francesco Sinewave Mulassano on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge