Wednesday, July 24, 2013
PPG wave 2.2 + Waveterm A "Melancholic"
"(c) vintage synthesizer track by RetroSound
all sounds: PPG wave 2.2 digital synthesizer + Waveterm A resynthese sample
recording: multitrack without midi"
Sequential Circuits Pro One SN 531
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"Very early, low serial #. Working, but rough. Some pots are scratchy, the power cord needs to be replaced, dent to top of rear panel, one key sits a little high, chip out of left side panel. A good project, and it makes very cool sounds..."
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"Very early, low serial #. Working, but rough. Some pots are scratchy, the power cord needs to be replaced, dent to top of rear panel, one key sits a little high, chip out of left side panel. A good project, and it makes very cool sounds..."
Sequential Circuits PRO-8 Vintage Analog Synthesizer w/ Case
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"Up for sale is SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PRO-8 vintage analog synthesizer. This is the rare Japanese version of the SCI SPLIT-8 synthesizer.
According to web -
Around 1983-84 Sequential Circuits, in order to break into the Japanese market, shipped the Curtis SENTE (CEM 3394) chip and the firmware for the Sequential Six-Trak to an other Japanese manufacturer [DENKI SANGYO CO., LTD.]. It was their plan to have that that manufactuer design a synthesizer more targeted at the Japanese buyer. This Japanese company created an 8-voice bi-timbral version of the Six-Trak. They added a 5-octave, 61-note (C-C) keyboard to it and sold it in Japan, calling it the Pro-8. Sequential, liking what the Japanese manufacturer had done with their design and worrying that they might market their synth with one of their competitors (ie. Korg), asked for some design changes and a name change, and sold the Japanese-made synth as the Split-8."
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"Up for sale is SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PRO-8 vintage analog synthesizer. This is the rare Japanese version of the SCI SPLIT-8 synthesizer.

Around 1983-84 Sequential Circuits, in order to break into the Japanese market, shipped the Curtis SENTE (CEM 3394) chip and the firmware for the Sequential Six-Trak to an other Japanese manufacturer [DENKI SANGYO CO., LTD.]. It was their plan to have that that manufactuer design a synthesizer more targeted at the Japanese buyer. This Japanese company created an 8-voice bi-timbral version of the Six-Trak. They added a 5-octave, 61-note (C-C) keyboard to it and sold it in Japan, calling it the Pro-8. Sequential, liking what the Japanese manufacturer had done with their design and worrying that they might market their synth with one of their competitors (ie. Korg), asked for some design changes and a name change, and sold the Japanese-made synth as the Split-8."
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ROLAND JX-8P Vintage Analog Programmable Synthesizer SN 515108
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ROLAND RS-09 Organ/Strings SN 999094
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YAMAHA CS-15 SN 6747 with Original Case
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ROLAND JX-3P Programmable Preset Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 385558
ROLAND SH-101 Vintage Analog Monophonic Synthesizer SN 564079
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