"ULTRA RARE! Amazing analogue Arranger drum machine made by Godwin Sisme in 1973. Complete of k32 keyboard, P32 pedal, original volume pedal and The original metal stand. Cosmetically perfect! The machine sounds very good is really warm and beatiful. Quite IMPOSSIBLE to find another like this complete and ready to play. Extremely rare and collectable. Used by kraftwerk!"
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"Multimoog is the big brother of the Micromoog, both were kind of unique synthesizers for Moog at the time. They both feature morphable waveform VCOs, Open-System CV patch points, a sub-oscillator, and ribbon controllers in replace of the pitch wheel. The Multimoog also adds a second VCO with the same waveform morphing, velocity and pressure control from the keyboard, and routable destinations for the ribbon. It looks fairly limited from the front but you can conjure up some interesting timbres pretty quickly and easily with the knobs and switches provided.
This unit was just gone over / serviced by our in-house tech, cleaned and calibrated."
"The ultimate Roland square wave combined with the ultimate Roland bandpass filter. Juicy as hell. The most unique 'old/vintage' Roland mono sound combined with extensive modulation options."
"Roland Jupiter 6 with Europa mod. Plays excellent. Listed as very good, as it has a soldering iron ding on one of the rightmost black keys as visible in the pictures.
The Jupiter-6 is an incredible analog synth. All of the Jupiters have a sound that was unlike any other synthesizer and the Jup 6 is no exception. This sound is due in part to classic analog Roland technology in its filters, modulation capabilities and a thick cluster of 12 analog oscillators at 2 per voice. Easy and intuitive programming via front panel sliders, knobs and buttons for all your tweaking needs.
Europa firmware upgrade for the Jupiter-6 which gives it an up-to-date and comprehensive MIDI implementation. All parameters are controllable via Continuous Controller or SysEx. Europa also features an extensive arpeggiator which will sync to MIDI clock with programmable clock divisors and rhythms, and has about 50 more playback variations than the JP-6's original Up, Down, Up/Down, and Down/Up. A Europacized Jupiter-6 is a thoroughly modern synth with a classic sound."
"Memory Moog Plus that has been refurbished. All functions work exactly as they should and they are all demonstrated in the accompanying video. The voice cards have been completely rebuilt. The power supply has been rebuilt. Several fault prone components and ICs have been replaced. The key contacts have been replaced. This synth passes all self tests. An anvil flight case is included in the sale. The only noteworthy defect is a scratch in the System Controller section that you can easily see in photos. The lexan overlays can easily be replaced."
"Tonight we're shooting-out two iconic analog monosynths from the 70's, the revered Korg MS-20 and Roland SH-2 - which is similar in architecture to a SH-101 but with 2 VCO's per voice and a different filter."
"Always a pleasure to spend time in the company of George Hearn from UDO Audio, and especially as he brought the production ready Super Gemini poly synth with him.
The Super Gemini is now officially shipping, units are leaving the buillding and soon the 20 voice (10 in binaural mode) FPGA oscillator equipped synth will be making its way into the hands of those lucky folks whov'e ordered one.
Two FPGA oscillators per voice, (with 3rd trackable LFO), Analogue filter, analogue VCA with two discrete synth layers that can be played in two 5 voice each (binaural oscillator mode), or 10 voice per synth, each with discrete controls and chorus/delay FX.
In the hands of George it sounds wonderful, - in fact if you are an upper tier supporter, we've posted some additional playing in another post to whet your whistle.
Its not cheap, ut you do get a heck of a lot of synthesizer for your money..
Super Gemini is shipping and available now priced at £3799 from all good retailers."
