"Welson Disco Vintage Country/Region of Manufacture : Italy Year Manufactured : 197* Condition : Used / Has Sign Of Time / WORK / BUT LIGHT PROBLEM - The Volume Control on The Chord Volume DOES NOT WORK and always on maximum volume. Box/Case : With and Original Stand Unit"
"Here is the opportunity to get a Super Rare Oberheim 4FVS-1 in Excellent Condition !
*Professionally SERVICED in FULL Working order*
"One of less than 800 units made" "one of the most highly regarded and sought after synthesizers and the best sounding monosynths of all time"
Guillaume
FVS-1 informations: Four dual-oscillator SEM modules each with its own filters and envelopes 49-note keyboard and polyphonic controller module allowing SEM modules to be assigned to keyboard in a variety of ways including fixed, split or continuous Mixer/pan module Polyphonic programmer module with 16 memory locations for either single or combination patches with each SEM programmable separately or in common 8 VCOs with sawtooth or variable pulse width waveforms; pulse width modulation from either envelop or LFO 4 classic resonant Oberheim VCFs with 12 db per octave cutoff slopes, each continuously selectable between low pass/notch/high pass configuration, and bandpass. Separate envelopes for VCA and VCF with positive or negative routing of envelop to VFC; envelop routable VCO pitch or pulse width modulation One triangle wave LFO per voice and one common global LFO from programmer module Each of the polyphonic programmer and keyboard controller have there own manual global filter cutoff frequency control"
"The Roland TR77 Drum machine is going through the Emthree Pulsatron Mixer for crunch.
The Dr. Böhm Solist 78 is playing through a mysterious no-brand phaser "Rotor Monster" (that could be some kind of Vermona product) while the seconds short decay chords go through the Roland RE-301 Space Echo.
The short drum fills comes from the Dr. Böhm Solist 78 as well, with Telefunken Echo Mixer spring reverb.
The Elka Solist 505 is a house favorite, an underdog, monophonic synth with a unique timbre.
The drum machines are not midi-or clock synced, just synced manually.
We make these videos as a showcase for our studio and for curious vintage heads - and for fun.
We don't dilly-dally too much with production and mixing but it can sound pretty good with headphones on."
