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Vintage Moog Taurus II SN 2735 with Patch Overlays

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"Vintage Moog Taurus II complete set including: Taurus II controller, Taurus II footpedals, stand, original owner's manual, original service manual, Moog catalog, and 3 original patch sheet overlays, connector cable and non-original power supply"

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Moog Opus III

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Roland VP 330 MK I String - Synthesizer

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Oberheim OB-XA Vintage Analog Synth

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Moog Minimoog Voyager XL Analog Synth

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Simmons SDS-8 SDS Vintage Analog Electronic Drums

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Clavia Nord Lead 3 Virtual Analog Synth with Original Gig Bag

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Yamaha TX7

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Yamaha's desktop DX-7, unfortunately not programmable via the front panel. DX-7 editors including ones for the iPad should work with it though.

I had an interesting conversation with someone once regarding the original DX7 and TX7 vs. FM synthesis on newer models & software synths. He argued that although the synthesis engine might be the same, the originals sound better to him due to the DACs (Digital to Analog audio Converter). He said the same for Roland's D50 vs. the D50 card for the V-Synth.