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"In this video I go in depth on why I think the TTSH is still a very relevant option in the face of the stiff official reissue and unofficial clone competition.
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video upload by K’s Music Lounge
"Trying my hand at Trogly-style review of a classic synth that is not getting the respect and recognition it deserves - which I am hoping to change, one view of this video at a time."
0:00 Intro 0:38 A bit of history 1:38 complexity of analog poly synths 3:12 pointless noodling on the xpander 4:21 modular under the hood 6:53 multi mode = 6 independent mono synths 7:44 a closer look at the unit 7:56 tuning routine 9:49 US vs Japan models 10:43 power supply 11:43 conclusion 12:46 outro
"It is the US version. The PSU is recapped, running silently and ensuring problem-free operation for the next few decades to come.
All tuning tests pass, you can see in the video [abvove].
Optically, it is in collector’s grade condition, very few and very minor blemishes on the side panels, no scrateches or dings on the front panel - again this can be seen in great detail in the video."
"This Casio appears to have never been used. When I opened one end to inspect the original batteries were still there, although they are starting to corrode. There is a spot of corrosion on inside of box but it's not liked they leaked all over. Everything is still in plastic and looks new. The casio is mint unused condition. I did run test it briefly to make sure everything is good and it is. The box looks nice but does have a little storage wear."
