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Roland Juno-106 with Custom Wood Side Panels

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KORG Poly 61

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RSF Blackbox SN 13282

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"Up for sale is a (1) very rare RSF Blackbox, family of the RSF Kobol. It's a 18 keys synthesizer made in the seventies by Ruben and Serge Fernandez in France. The synthesizer works perfectly! Optical it looks ok for it age, the wooden sides are a bit damaged and there are some minor scratches on it (see photo's). It comes with a printed owner's manual. It's a 220V version and the serial number is: 13282.

The Blackbox can turn your analog monophonic synthesizers into polyphonic by the use of CV/Gate with both type of voltage source as CV Volt/Oct and/or Hertz Volts and both gate types as positive gate (V-Trigger) or negative gate (S-Trigger).

So basically you can control & use every kind of analog synthesizer with this unit like Korg, Roland, Yamaha, Kawai, Sequential Circuits, Moog, ARP, Oberheim, Other RSF, Etc..."

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Original 1975 Moog Minimoog Model D SN 6654

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"William Henry Concepcion, keyboard extraordinaire from the San Francisco Bay Area, samples a vintage Moog Minimoog, first released in 1970 and considered the first compact synthesizer. Henry played one way back in the day and got a kick trying it out again recently. Even after all these years, he found it easy to play with its intuitive design, effortlessly mixing and matching sound shapes and waveforms and thoroughly digging that distinctive, fat tone."

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"Up for bid is my 1975 MOOG MINIMOOG MODEL D" SERIAL#6654. The assembly / inspection sticker that is still atttached has the date 1-9-75 (see pix#10). It comes with the fiberglass case that is still in good shape, original manual & brochure. It's in pristine, absolutely mint condition. It looks just like it came from the factory 39 years ago! A truly time capsule synthesizer. This is the cleanest minimoog that you will ever find. It's a museum piece, collector's grade item. Just fully serviced/calibrated with all new keyboard bushing from vintage vibes. All internals were cleaned and check. Everything is all original except for the rubber feet. The pictures showing the internals were taken when it was in the tech's shop. All internals are in great shape. This is an absulutely beautiful minimoog!"

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1984 KORG Poly-800 German Ad

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Major Update for midiSequencer

iTunes: midiSequencer - anthony saunders

"What's New in Version 1.5
Major Enhancements:
Completely rewritten to use MidiBus library to get rock solid midi clock, messages and OMAC & enable future features (e.g. sysex & MTC).
Now have 4 optional & independant midi controllers per step.
Improved graphic performance on most controls & app switching (50% less CPU).

Device panel allowing individual device(network, virtual, midi interface or app) setting of active(on/off), midi clock(active) & latency.
Latency per interface from 0 to 1000ms for manual synchronisation control on external equipment and slow apps
File save/load/rename/delete of working bank = named file of 20 snapshots + user entered description
Skip buttons brings up moveable panel for easy changes during play
Introduced note conform to scales (chromatic, major & harmonic minor ascending) with enharmonic note names.
Increased gate% to 400 to allow extended note on (and therefore overlapping note play, longer/shorter ornaments etc)
Clock multipler - now shows all 4 options at once for multiples.
Ability to draw controls using swipe and instant place using double tap (both optional via settings).
Banks can be shared via email and managed externally via iTunes file sharing.

Minor Enhancements:
Clock multiplier keeps same (if possible) tempo - will clamp to max in range(0-255,0-510 in steps of 2, etc)
Performance rollout panel (invert key rotary and ornaments on/off & snapshot load)
Added new ornaments: Acciaccatura, 2 & 5 tuplets (so now have 1,2,3,4,5 repeated notes in one step interval possible).
Midi enabled & device rollout at launch (use Settings to disable this if you wish)
Randomise controls option to restrict to within current min/max range(i.e randomise between top & bottom control values shown)

Nudge Left & Right now rotate sequence even during play or delayed until cycle reset
Transition from NoteTime/StepTime during play virtually seamless.
Ornaments ignored if BPM>=200
Loop type now picked from list
Tempo set with slider and decrement buttons always >0 to stop accidental stopping. Use Stop button for this.

Main Bug fixes:
Fixed bounce* logic with R & Rx resets
x in noteTime was halting sequence
Removed audio glitch in other audio apps when switching to background mode
sequencer no longer suspended after a few minutes when in background mode
Ornaments now use music scale tones rather than semitones
Improved control selection especially when near buttons for ipad mini"