MATRIXSYNTH

Babylon

Published on Nov 9, 2014 gaetano di giorgio

"Moog/Cotk"

Korg PS 3100 Analog Synthesizer SN 147513

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"This auction is for Korg PS3100 was completely restored by one of the most prominent analog Synthesizer repair shop in the country, and in excellent working condition. It essentially a functional collectors item. There are, however two minor issue that haven't been addressed during the restoration (due to lack of parts) One is that left-most, highest key (upper E) does not make sound (that's because it need a chip KORG35-K710 that is shown in the last picture), if we manage locate that part before the auction ends we will replace it. Also, the resonator #2 is fairly week but it still functional. Other than that, the synth is working great and sounds incredible! The wooden case was also completely restored and it's essentially new!

Korg PS3100 is the first of the PS3xxx polyphonic analog synths that made a splash in the analog music world in the 70s. Many prominent musician used it and some still use it to this day due it its unique sound characteristic that is practically impossible to duplicate by any imitators or VA synths.

This synth is extremely rare, particularly in this beautiful condition (just look at the pictures)."

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PAIA MODULAR MODEL 4700

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" For your interest is the Paia modular 4700 in working condition from 1976, with light wear on tolex and modules, it is also well soldered inside and clean...

Here is what is included

1 4750 control oscillator/ noise module
3 VCO osillators 4720 model
2 VCF 4730 model
2 4710 balanced modulators
2 Buffer multiples 4761
2 Balanced modulator 4710
1 4771 regulated power
1 8780 Equal Tempered DA convertor
1 8781 Quash

8 paia spec'd pins cables from digikey for 50usd 3 with paia size to 1/8" to interface. It costs around 50 usd just for the pins."

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