"Ciat Lonbarde Tetrax Semi Modular Synthesiser - it is used but in great fully working condition. As is often the case with these CL barre synths one of the keys triggers sounds from left to right rather than right to left like the rest. Power supply not included (needs 12v 1a positive tip)"
"This DX-1 is one of only 140 built: they were the flagship of the all-conquering Yamaha DX series of FM digital synths. A veritable behemoth weighing around 50 kilos, with 73 full-length weighted wooden keys and a wooden case. It offers 32 note polyphony and superb sonic performance thanks to the carefully-selected components. Uniquely for a vintage synth, it features polyphonic aftertouch. Yamaha built these to impress, not to a price point (they originally retailed at around £10,000 in 1984 – around £35,000 in today’s money).
Among Yamaha's DX line of synthesizers, the DX1 is definitely the biggest and most expensive. With a dual 6-operator digital FM engine, it's like two DX7's wrapped up in a wood-paneled case and comes with a truly professional weighted 73 note keyboard sensitive to both velocity and aftertouch. The DX7 style membrane buttons have been replaced by actual push-buttons, display screens and the overall layout of buttons and diagrams is nicer and better organized."
I didn't see it listed, but I did find the following listed for $199.99. :) Great piece of synth history for those that can afford it though. And if you can afford it, support the site!
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