"Its in truly super condition with hardly any marks on the paintwork, no cracks in the end panels and no damage to the keys. It works nicely and features its original gooseneck, although the mic has been changed (was missing when I bought it)."
"Swiss-made monophonic analog synthesizer / sound module with 1VCO + Sub VCO specifications controlled by Roland type CV / Gate. It can be used not only as a stand-alone analog synth but also as a filter for external signals. The sound is fat because it doesn't fit the compact size!"
"Roland's FIRST synthesizer was the SH-1000. Released in 1973, and well received all round the world, at the time. Compact, rugged, reliable, easy to understand and play, it brought the wonder of synthesized music to many young musicians.....Many ended up on top of home organs, so they seldom became gig-trashed....
10 presets, a selction of synth sounds, but having live control of filter/resonance/modulation/sample & hold/pink or white noise, ADSR shaping and glide, lots of squidgy synth sounds can be manufactured to taste......
The synth has had a full service by our pro tech. Everything works 100%, and all keys work properly (with no double-triggering)."
"An early Music-Style played live with my DIY Analog-Modular System. the following DIY-Synths are used (I described them in my other Videos): Strings/Choir-Synth 2.0 (Driven by Polyend Poly2 in First-Mode and Midi-Keyboard) Strings-Synth 2.0 A Noise Toaster Synth (by Ray Wilson, MFOS) The Analog Groovebox with built in mini-Sequencer A Doepfer DIY-Synth Bass-Synth with Moog-VCF A YuSynth-Modular System (4-Wave VCO, moog-VCF-clone, ADSR and VCA (Driven by Elektor-formant CV/Gate Keyboard) The Mini-miditech keyboard is for the whole Pitch-it drives a Doepfer Dark Link that is connected with all CV-ins through a CV-Distributor) Effects are a Alesis Midiverb4 and a Yamaha FX500"
