"EMS synthi E in beautiful condition, owned by collector.
It is just back from a full Pro service, so it can be enjoyed for years without issues. Sliders / potmeters / switches all working 100%.
Service report will be included with the invoice. Incl 3 months warranty
You will receive:
Ems Synthi E (Serial Nr 191)
Manual
Power adapter
Patch cables
Ocsidance Invoice
Service Report"
"Beautiful example from the dominant 1970's Oberheim brand. I have owned this OB-XA for the a couple of years now, and it has been cared for and stored in my home, away from any deleterious situations and substances (i.e. smoke, sea air, bat guano). This particular OB-XA has been professionally fitted with MIDI I\O back in the USA, has a 120 factory program memory, and comes with numerous spare chips and components, printed service manual and user manual, an OG Oberheim OB-XA pedal and a less than OG but much newer vinyl cover. I will also provide step-down transformer to 240 V from the synthesizers' 120 V output."
"This example includes the original manual and the software update manual that was included when updated in 1984. Besides the update, this synth is 100% original and works perfectly. In tune, all sounds and functions work properly, and has very awesome MIDI capabilities...a real piece of magic. Besides a scuff on the face, this unit is excellent and if not for the few scuffs it has this example would be nearly mint."
"This is a magazine cut out from a U.S Music Magazine in that era from my personal collection.
Size - A4
This has been well looked after with minimal signs of wear.
I had the idea to create a montage for a picture frame in my studio for all this RETRO gear, will look great as part of a feature framed on a wall in a studio or creative space."
"This is a magazine cut out from a U.S Music Magazine in that era from my personal collection.
Size - A4
This has been well looked after with minimal signs of wear.
I had the idea to create a montage for a picture frame in my studio for all this RETRO gear, will look great as part of a feature framed on a wall in a studio or creative space."
"This is a magazine cut out from a U.S Music Magazine in that era from my personal collection.
Size - A4
This has been well looked after with minimal signs of wear.
I had the idea to create a montage for a picture frame in my studio for all this RETRO gear, will look great as part of a feature framed on a wall in a studio or creative space."
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Published on Feb 4, 2018 [ጠσσǥǥሃ] Various Stuff
"Just to show you that Yamaha released in 1986 a program to communicate with a DX7 and save/import voices.
It was called 'YRM-304, Voicing Program II'.
Yamaha CX5M II Music Computer MIDI DX7 FM synth and YK-01 Keyboard
SNs 001107 & 015136
"The CX5M II has an upgraded Yamaha DX FM system, the SFG-05 which supports MIDI input and thus allows the internal FM synth to be played by any external MIDI keyboard. The keyboard does not need any additional software or cartridges to play music or connect to MIDI."
I heard the original CX5M FM synth engine was 4-Op vs. the DX7's 6-Op. Anyone know what the CX5M II was. The listing implies it's the DX7 and the video above shows the CX5M II patch editor for the DX7, but is the internal sound engine 6-Op as well, or does it just allow editing of the DX7's 6-Op engine?
