Rare SUIKO ST-70 Japanese KOTO SYNTH SN 725288

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There have been other SUIKO synths to be featured on the site before, however, this appears to be the first ST-70. These appear to be non programable preset type players. You can find some demos of other models in the archives.

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1974 Yamaha SY-1 w/ Dust Cover & Manuals

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"First synthesizer Yamaha ever produced in early seventies. Fantastic sounding VCO preset monophonic with 12dB analogue filter and controls of cutoff, resonance, PWM and aftertouch. These filters are early types used in mythical GX series unlike later, CS series. This synth is in nearly mint condition with original dust cover and manuals. All switches, keys and pots are smooth and working flawless. There are chips above the preset tab and on the right side to remind you that this is 40+years old synth despite the fact it looks amazing. And that's about it. The best example of first Yamaha's synth you can come across. 220V version."

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Oberheim Xpander

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Roland VP 330 Vocoder Plus Analog w/ Case

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"A Classic. First version with rocker switches and different ensemble effect. More noisy and sweeter sounding. Very well kept, recently recapped and cleaned. It looks and sounds beautiful. Ensemble is just partially working due to a 2 faulty and very rare Reticon SAD512D BBD chips."

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Roland System 1-M w/ Custom Keybed

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13-The Arturia MicroFreak- Filter Part 1

Published on Sep 13, 2019 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is the first part of a two-part demonstration of the sound and functionality of the analog filter found on the Arturia MicroFreak."

Arturia MicroFreak videos by AutomaticGainsay

Some info and inside a Korg Poly-61's

Published on Sep 13, 2019 Mindburner

"The Poly 61 and some info on the MKI and MKII"

12 09 19 Serge Paperface '78

Published on Sep 13, 2019 batchas

"12 09 19 Serge Paperface '78 - PCO + Variable Bandwidth Filter"

Moog Grandmother & TC Electronic Hall Of Fame 2

Published on Sep 13, 2019 3rdStoreyChemist

be moog

Published on Sep 13, 2019 zack dagoba

"I managed to get the Buchla MARF to play nicely with the Moog Modular. It took a bit of wrangling, mainly by processing the CV out of the MARF to go from 1.2v per octave to the 1v that the Moog needs. I know that it is possible to set the MARF to 1 volt per octave from the back of the unit with some tiny switches, but I would normally be using it with other Buchla modules so I did the voltage scaling with a Moog mixer instead, then used the Dotcom Quantizer. Hopefully you can work out the patch from the video"