Sunday, April 23, 2017
Superbooth 2017 - Erica Synths - Demo
Published on Apr 23, 2017 JustMusic
See the Erica Synths label below for more.
3DWaves Stands for the Make Noise 0-Coast Semi Modular Synthesizer
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via this auction
See the seller's other items for more stands for other gear as well.
"This listing is for a pair of 3D printed stands for the Make Noise 0-Coast Semi Modular Synthesizer that are made to order based on your choice of color.
Available colors include black, white, grey, red, green, orange, raspberry blue, yellow, transparent yellow, natural(transparent) and pink.
Each item is shipped in a box that can be used for storage and includes a sticker, 3d printed figure, and rubber feet."
via this auction
See the seller's other items for more stands for other gear as well.
"This listing is for a pair of 3D printed stands for the Make Noise 0-Coast Semi Modular Synthesizer that are made to order based on your choice of color.
Available colors include black, white, grey, red, green, orange, raspberry blue, yellow, transparent yellow, natural(transparent) and pink.
Each item is shipped in a box that can be used for storage and includes a sticker, 3d printed figure, and rubber feet."
Roland TB303 Vintage Analog Synthesizer - Original BOX and Manual
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Scarred and burned but working.
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"Classic Original TB303
With Original Case Box and Manual.
All working Beautifully.
Sounds Fantastic.
Hard to find with box etc.
See battery case stain and engravings in pics.
Otherwise it is in very nice condition, face looks very clean."
Scarred and burned but working.
via this auction
"Classic Original TB303
With Original Case Box and Manual.
All working Beautifully.
Sounds Fantastic.
Hard to find with box etc.
See battery case stain and engravings in pics.
Otherwise it is in very nice condition, face looks very clean."
Roland TB-303 w/ Devilfish Mods
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"Roland TB-303 vintage analog bass synthesizer with Devilfish mod version (3.1) Recently serviced by Andy at SynthProf (calibrate/cleaning) rest assured the unit is in great shape and fully functional. Tons of knob tweaking options to make some insane acid glitch bass lines. Sounds Incredible. The future owner will be very happy. Comes from a good home and hopefully will go to a good home."
via this auction
"Roland TB-303 vintage analog bass synthesizer with Devilfish mod version (3.1) Recently serviced by Andy at SynthProf (calibrate/cleaning) rest assured the unit is in great shape and fully functional. Tons of knob tweaking options to make some insane acid glitch bass lines. Sounds Incredible. The future owner will be very happy. Comes from a good home and hopefully will go to a good home."
Roland Tb 303 The beast Serial #003
Re-Badged Rheem Kee Bass NDK Kee Boo Vintage 60's Analog Bass Synth / Organ
Note this is the first time, this specific model has been featured here on MATRIXSYNTH. Curious bit of synth history. There have only been two other NDK posts before this.
"Rare NDK 'Kee Boo' a variant of the Rheem Kee Bass Analog Bass Organ. Both share an identical circuit, only differences are the Black Sparkle opposed to Red Swirl and Boost knob instead of slider. This Kee Bass was recently serviced and had new precision locking tuning pots installed as some of the original pots had become faulty. The original power cord pocket shows No signs of damage, and the original power cord has had some hot glue added to reinforce the joints against pulling wear. The Tolex is in great shape. The plastic red jewel that cover the bulb is broken. The bulb itself is fine though. The chrome bulb surround is included along with the NDK badge that was originally glued over the words "Kee Bass" on the rear plate. Ready to play for many years to come! Extremely low sub bass, fantastic for Dub and electronic."
MPC ELECTRONICS MPC-1 MUSIC PERCUSSION COMPUTER
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"Superb analogue drum machine dating from c1983. In excellent condition and working order following an extensive professional service.
These are uncommon in any condition, but this only the second example we've seen that works as it should. It's a ground-breaking historic analogue drum synth with onboard sequencer, designed to link up with either a Sinclair ZX81 (UK) or Timex 1000 (USA) personal computer to provide computer-programmed beats for the first time ever.
This example is in excellent condition - it has a few minor scuffs and dings as you would expect but it is looking great for its age.
Functionally it's in great working condition and it's wonderful to finally be able to program one of these machines - we've had several over the years, but most fail to retain programmed sequences for more than a bar or two before crashing. We must add the caveat that as this machine is based on ancient computer technology, we can only offer limited guarantees as to its future operating state: it works now, but we can't offer any extended warranty beyond a guarantee that it will arrive in working order: if there is any problem at all on delivery, please email us immediately.
Capable of a range of quality analogue drum synth sounds and, being one of the less-common and seldom-used drum synths, it immediately has an appeal if you're looking to stand out from the crowd.
This English drum synth/computer, designed in 1981 by Clive Button and launched to great acclaim a year or so later, was revolutionary but alas very short-lived; there are few surviving examples to be found in any state, let alone good working order. Originally used by Depeche Mode, the MPC-1 failed to replicate their successes and hit the big time and sank without trace, unlike its later namesake - Roger Linn's famed MPC series (no connection). It has an 8 bit processor and a massive 4kb of onboard memory to store programmed beats - these can be loaded/dumped via the tape in/out interface (not tested).
via this auction
"Superb analogue drum machine dating from c1983. In excellent condition and working order following an extensive professional service.
These are uncommon in any condition, but this only the second example we've seen that works as it should. It's a ground-breaking historic analogue drum synth with onboard sequencer, designed to link up with either a Sinclair ZX81 (UK) or Timex 1000 (USA) personal computer to provide computer-programmed beats for the first time ever.
This example is in excellent condition - it has a few minor scuffs and dings as you would expect but it is looking great for its age.
Functionally it's in great working condition and it's wonderful to finally be able to program one of these machines - we've had several over the years, but most fail to retain programmed sequences for more than a bar or two before crashing. We must add the caveat that as this machine is based on ancient computer technology, we can only offer limited guarantees as to its future operating state: it works now, but we can't offer any extended warranty beyond a guarantee that it will arrive in working order: if there is any problem at all on delivery, please email us immediately.
Capable of a range of quality analogue drum synth sounds and, being one of the less-common and seldom-used drum synths, it immediately has an appeal if you're looking to stand out from the crowd.
This English drum synth/computer, designed in 1981 by Clive Button and launched to great acclaim a year or so later, was revolutionary but alas very short-lived; there are few surviving examples to be found in any state, let alone good working order. Originally used by Depeche Mode, the MPC-1 failed to replicate their successes and hit the big time and sank without trace, unlike its later namesake - Roger Linn's famed MPC series (no connection). It has an 8 bit processor and a massive 4kb of onboard memory to store programmed beats - these can be loaded/dumped via the tape in/out interface (not tested).
Moog Polymoog Keyboard 280a w/ Road Case & Pedals
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"Polymoog Keyboard 280a Synthesizer, pedal and case.
Classic Vintage Analog Synth.
Comes with all the goodies.
Power supply has been repaired and powers on.
Notes G,G#,A are out.
Low output.
Easy fix for those who know how or want to get it repaired.
Fix would cost around $700"
via this auction
"Polymoog Keyboard 280a Synthesizer, pedal and case.
Classic Vintage Analog Synth.
Comes with all the goodies.
Power supply has been repaired and powers on.
Notes G,G#,A are out.
Low output.
Easy fix for those who know how or want to get it repaired.
Fix would cost around $700"
ARP PRO-DGX synthesizer
ROLAND SH-09 CLASSIC ANALOG MONOSYNTH
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"Up for sale is our Classic Roland SH09 Analog Synth. This to me as well as many others is far superior in sheer tone compared to the more popular SH101. The oscillator section and filter section sound every bit as powerful and huge as our Roland System 100 Modular. Its a sound that no other synth can do. It may be limited but it makes up for that in the biggest basses and leads.. not to mention the craziest efx. It looks fantastic as it has never been gigged and it all works and sounds great!"
via this auction
"Up for sale is our Classic Roland SH09 Analog Synth. This to me as well as many others is far superior in sheer tone compared to the more popular SH101. The oscillator section and filter section sound every bit as powerful and huge as our Roland System 100 Modular. Its a sound that no other synth can do. It may be limited but it makes up for that in the biggest basses and leads.. not to mention the craziest efx. It looks fantastic as it has never been gigged and it all works and sounds great!"
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