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"Sounding good, but only playable at the moment via CV /gate - the keyboard is not working. Probably a simple fix! Cosmetically it is very good. One little slider top is missing, and the washers on the sockets at the back have got a bit rusty. But otherwise really nice. UK voltage and plug, serial number F1030. With an original user manual - decent condition but well-used.
The synth came to VEMIA in an extremely heavy-duty flightcase - see next lot - we will want to ship that separately, but it would be ideal for hand delivery and storage. Packing 9GBP."
"A rare vintage combo organ with that unmistakable Farfisa sound. Removable, fold-out bottom reveals fold-down legs (one or two screws missing but still functional) and hard-wired power cable. Cable connects to the external Farfisa F/AR unit which provides power and contains the spring reverb. This unit is functionally good but it could use some internal contact cleaning in a few areas. We coaxed some very usable tones out of it in the demo video! The case itself has been "well-loved," showing moderate surface scuffs from travel.
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This is the Compact Duo CD/30, one of Farfisa’s higher-end models from the late ’60s; basically a two-manual version of the Compact with expanded voicing and richer tone-shaping options. A favorite among garage rockers, psych bands, and analog synth fans alike.
Features:
Two manuals (upper and lower keyboards) for split/layered playing Vibrato, tone boost, and percussion controls Bass and organ voices with classic Farfisa tabs Mark I version The Compact Duo was used extensively by Pink Floyd (Echoes, etc.); a favorite for its gritty tone and punchy presence on stage and in the studio.
30% of the sale supports the Bob Moog Foundation, preserving the legacy of electronic music and inspiring future generations."
"Vintage Italian combo organ with classic '60s tone in a sharp-looking chassis. It sounds awesome, especially through FX pedals. 60s Brit pop sounds, naturally, but also early Pink Floyd psychedelic vibes. This unit needs repair, but it’s a great low-cost restoration project for someone handy!
The unit powers up and makes sounds, but the voltage to the keyboard needs adjusting. In the embedded YouTube demo video, a successful demo can be heard in the C scale, but all of the following keyboard voltage issues exist (potentially among others): C in the bass octave plays an F below; B in the bass octave plays a D# below and is too soft; G# in the bass octave is too soft.
Other issues:
Vibrato doesn't work. All Vibrato switches have some effect on the tone, but there is no actual vibrato Reverb doesn't work. Reverb has a tube preamp (cool!) Bass 16 / Strings 16 - same issues as bass octave but an octave higher Bass 16 / Strings 16 - C2 and B2 do not sound Flute 8 / All 8' stops - same issues as #6 and 7 but an octave higher again Top C note sticks mechanically This lot does NOT include the bass or volume pedals.
This organ is built in combination with its own carrying case. The top lid is removed to reveal the organ, and the bottom opens up to storage for wires and the fold-out, built-in legs (shown in some of the images). This lid is missing the suitcase-style carrying handle, which is likely easily replaceable. The case itself also has a crack on the right side.
The Farfisa Compact is known for its bright, buzzy organ tones and reedy bite, perfect for psych rock, garage, and early synth-pop textures. Whether you’re restoring it for stage use or just want that iconic combo organ flavor in your studio, this is a great piece to start with.
Details:
Multiple tone tabs for organ voices and percussion Built-in vibrato (needs repair, as mentioned) and tone booster 49 keys with bass section on lower range There is nothing like the sound of a Farfisa organ. Heard on classic tracks by Pink Floyd, The Doors, and The B-52s, these organs helped define the sound of '60s and '70s rock, and still holds its own in modern music.
30% of the sale goes to the Bob Moog Foundation, supporting electronic music history, innovation, and education."
"A rare find from Casio’s early pro line, the CT-6000 combines vintage charm with impressive flexibility. It’s got a warm, retro tone, full-size keys, and loads of hands-on control, including tone editing, auto-accompaniment, and analog-style sliders for shaping your sound. Great for beginners and collectors alike.
Highlights:
12-tone polyphony
20 editable preset tones (with manual mode for custom sounds)
Analog sliders for filter, envelope, and vibrato
Built-in rhythm and accompaniment
Built-in speakers; it’s a party in a box!
Full-size keys with a solid feel
30% of the sale will go to support the Bob Moog Foundation, helping preserve electronic music history and inspire future creators."
She ain’t gonna win any beauty contests, but she can kick your “I buy mint only” friends SH101’s butt any day.
Electronically perfect, cosmetically weird SH. It’s my fault…it was a UV-greened olive to brown gradient mess when I got it and I tried whitening the case and left it under UV lamps too long. You can see the original color on the battery door. While my process works wonders for keys and buttons, not so much for gray cases I guess. Oh well.
Despite the now quirky camo exterior, the electronics, rear case and keys are perfect. Power button is solid, no amount of wiggling and wobbling impacts anything. All functions were checked against another SH that I own (I’ve owned 4 and know them inside and out) and everything is spot on. All faders lubed with Deoxit F5, no crackles or jumps. There’s none of the dreaded battery leakage or other liquid damage present. It’s very clean, and as you’d expect sounds massive.
"A true classic that's earned its stripes—this original TR-909 shows some light cosmetic wear, including faint handwritten notes from the original owner. We’ve cleaned it up carefully; some markings remain subtly visible, adding a bit of vintage charm and history.
Fully tested and working flawlessly, it delivers all the iconic TR-909 punch, groove, and analog-digital magic you expect. The power plug has been upgraded to a modern 3-prong AC connector for improved safety and convenience.
If you're after that authentic 909 mojo, this one’s ready to go. Includes original manual as shown."
"VINTAGE Oberheim Two Voice. Item was recently serviced by ROSEN SOUND in July of 2025! and is MIDI capable.
This Two Voice is a piece of synthesizer history and sounds incredible.
This Two Voice has minor Tolex wear on the left side of the synth (see attached photos)which is easily replaceable. Otherwise, this synth is in EXCELLENT physical condition and absolutely mint in performance."
"The vintage ARP Sequencer is an exceptionally flexible analog step sequencer, offering independent control of two 16-step rows for complex patterns, modulation, and real-time performance tweaks. Renowned for its versatility, it can drive multiple synths, modulate parameters, or create evolving textures—making it a powerful centerpiece for any vintage or modular setup.
This is the real deal, a genuine vintage ARP sequencer, not a clone or remake! The sequencer is in very good physical condition and has just been serviced by ARP expert Synthchaser in October 2025. Work done included:
Synthchaser Precision slider upgrade. New, smooth, high precision Bourns sliders. The difference in the way these sliders feel and perform compared to the originals is a huge improvement. Synthchaser replacement pushbutton switches - All new pushbutton switches -- the original switch caps are still installed so it looks the same from the outside. Recapped all polarized capacitors - including power supply and all tantalum capacitors New nuts and washers Calibrated to factory spec
The ARP Sequencer has Tini-D jacks (like the ARP 2600 and other vintage ARP gear), which are slightly larger than 3.5mm patch cords. 3.5mm patch cords will still work, but for the best connection it's advised to use Tini-D patch cords."
The vintage ARP Sequencer is an exceptionally flexible analog step sequencer, offering independent control of two 16-step rows for complex patterns, modulation, and real-time performance tweaks. Renowned for its versatility, it can drive multiple synths, modulate parameters, or create evolving textures—making it a powerful centerpiece for any vintage or modular setup.
This is the real deal, a genuine vintage ARP sequencer, not a clone or remake! A real Mk II Black & Orange ARP Sequencer is rare! The sequencer is in excellent physical condition and has just been serviced by ARP expert Synthchaser in October 2025. Work done included:
Synthchaser Precision slider upgrade. New, smooth, high precision Bourns sliders. The difference in the way these sliders feel and perform compared to the originals is a huge improvement. Recapped all polarized capacitors - including power supply and all tantalum capacitors Calibrated to factory spec The ARP Sequencer has Tini-D jacks (like the ARP 2600 and other vintage ARP gear), which are slightly larger than 3.5mm patch cords. 3.5mm patch cords will still work, but for the best connection it's advised to use Tini-D patch cords.
"Sounding good, but only playable at the moment via CV /gate - the keyboard is not working. Probably a simple fix! Cosmetically it is very good. One little slider top is missing, and the washers on the sockets at the back have got a bit rusty. But otherwise really nice. UK voltage and plug, serial number F1030. With an original user manual - decent condition but well-used.
