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Yamaha CS5 Vintage Analogue Synthesiser SN 9926

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Creamware Pro-12 ASB Prophet 5 Emulator SN TFLXYX003

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"This unit has (2) Buttons that have issues.. Both buttons are in the POLY MOD section..

The FREQ A button lights up but doesn't work.

The FREQ B button does not light up but works fine..."

Mechanical issues. The Pro-12 synth engine is all software.

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MOOG MG-1 VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER SN 4436 with 1/4" Jacks & Filter In

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"Here is a near perfect MG-1 that has no issues and works flawlessly. It has been completely de gooped/cleaned with the popular Filter in jack added by Tim at Synapse Audio/Portland Custom Shop. So it's ready to be your new tone machine. Cosmetically it's in near mint as well. 3 of the slider knobs are missing their silver top. Couple marks on the faceplate and that's it. Super clean. I'll miss her.."

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Hexinverter SympleSEQ v2

Published on May 22, 2014 Ritchie DeCarlo·6 videos

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"Inputs/Outputs
- Tempo control
- Selectable sequence length (1-8)
- Simultaneous 5V and ~10V CV and Gate outputs. This means you can use sympleSEQ for pitch CV as well as higher amplitude stuff like filter modulation
- Flexible clock input accepts a wide range of voltages to clock the sequencer from
- Clock output
- Pause and Reset switches
- Pause and Reset inputs (Voltage high = active)
- Input a variable pulse-width clock and control the gate length by adjusting the pulse-width!"

Baby Jane Yamaha CS 50 Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer

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"1977 Yamaha CS50 polyphonic synthesizer. I am the second owner of this keyboard. This synth has been used and maintained by working musicians. It has never been stored and has always been under use. This is the best way to keep a synth going strong is constant use and maintenance. It was recently serviced by Deltronics in Chicago."