"Roland Jupiter 8 recently fully serviced.
In excellent working condition.
The 4 module board have been fully checked, some OPAmp, FET, and TLseries have been changed, the 1000pF caps have been replaced to have the same waves shape on every board.
All the faders have been cleaned and lubricated.
The synthesizer have been calibrated following the factory specifications."
"Kawai 100-F, cosmetically great, everything works perfectly (filter, modulations, audio in, 100% functionning)EXCEPT that the notes are out of tune (a few cents between each note, but the octaves do not match).
This "out of tune" problem appears on most Kawai 100 -F (see forums on the web), I guess a good synth fan knows how to fix that!"
"This is an original 1970s Minimoog Model D, serial number 9235. 100% stock (except for the AL&M sticker on the back.) It has NOT been modified or refurbished in any way--no MIDI or any other upgrades. It could probably use a good servicing, though, which is why I'm listing this a price lower than you're likely to find anywhere else."
"Vintage Analog Electronic Music Synthesizer, DYI Homemade Custom One of a kind. I designed and built this myself in the 1970's. I still have the schematics. Still works, but has some minor issues. It's big and heavy so I can not ship it so it will have to be picked up locally."
"Whatdaya mean you forgot you had a Moog? Also, synth snobs need not apply.
Ben Minnotte – Telesound 13 (Moog/Realistic Concertmate MG-1)
Published on Nov 6, 2019 OddityArchive
"The first new piece of music I've written and released since 2012. As a challenge to myself, I tasked myself with creating a song using nothing but my old Moog/Realistic Concertmate MG-1 synthesizer--which is a REAL challenge given that I'm not a synth geek and my keyboard skills are dodgy at best. It also had to sound like something that could've been made and released around the time the synth was made (circa 1982). As such, effects are used sparingly and are confined to the basics (read: EQ, reverb & compression).
Written as part of my ongoing attempts at creating some new, original incidental music for Oddity Archive.
NOTE: Just in case you couldn't tell, the synth pics shown are NOT representative of the patches used.
"XY is a grid-based sequencer. Place notes with the knobs and keyboard like an Etch A Sketch! The grid has two axis that play synth notes and samples at the same time. Make interesting loops by changing the X and Y directions and step count. Link to another Organelle for expanded jammery."
