Multivox Polyphony MX-65 Polyphonic Analog String Synthesizer SN 565315

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You can find demos in previous posts.

"Up for sale super rare late 70s/early 80s analog string synth Multivox Mx-65 (also known under Pulser brand). This one is in very good working shape considering its age, fully services and ready to play. All keys, knobs, switches, faders and buttons work fine, power light shines red. Its in nice cosmetic condition, few signs of usage and time, some wear and tear scratches."

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Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic keyboard 1977 SN 564198

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You can find a couple of demos of one in previous posts here.

"Multivox MX-65, in a wonderfull playing condition and in a really good esthetical condition. All the keys are working perfectly. All the section knobs are working too. The knob of the filter section is broken but it does not have much incidence on playing. This is a little keyboard with a great potential and has a real rich sound. The feeling of the keys is pretty good, not cheap and all the keys are pretty white. Serial number is 564198.."

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Vintage Syn-Cordian Music Brochure w/ Insane Synth Prices - Elka Synthex, Orla OP-61, Elka X25, etc..

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On first look I thought this was a brochure for the Orla OP-61, Elka X25, Elkatwin 61, etc.. Then I took a look at the back. It appears to be a brochure for a music shop called Syn-Cordian. Check out the prices: :)

Multivox MX-65 on sale for $195, down from $795.

Korg Poly-800 for $395, down from $695.

ARP Pro-Solist D6X Like New for $75

Elka "Syntex" (Synthex) for $495 down from $6000

Cat Synthesizer Used for $49 down from $795

Kitten Synthesizer for $95 down from 695

Take a look at the back. You'll see the Korg

Auction Description:

"IORIO Accorgan

Two Black & White Brochure Flyers

Elka X25 2 Rank Synthesizer Keyboard w/ Stereophonic sound & Polyphonic Presets
Side A: Top of Keyboard photo and close-up of rhythm section, Harmonic Coupler and Chord Programmer Controls. Text explains features
Side B Syncordian Sales Items , map and directions to store.

Orla OP-61 Single Rank Organ Synthesizer Keyboard
Side A: Photo of top of Keyboard with a double column of features
Side B: Sales Brochure for Elkatwin 61 Photo of Instrument w/stand and specs and features"

An Elka Synthex for $495, down from $6000. Man! Curious what year this was.

Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 534098

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"Up for sale super rare late 70s/early 80s analog string synth Multivox Mx-65 included with vintage retro wooden hard case / flight case.
This one is in good working shape considering its age.
All keys, knobs, switches, faders and buttons work fine, only issue is on the LFO section the Delay fader parameter is not working.

Its in fine cosmetic condition, visible signs of usage and time, some wear and tear scratches and keys have become yellowish. Interestingly it has KORG painted marked on the back side.

Check the short video demo of unit in action."

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PULSER MX-65 SN 491166

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"Very Rare Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Synthesizer. It is an analog poly keyboard that was made in Japan from 1977 to 1980. It has six voices. Piano, strings, clavichord, honky-tonk, piano and organ. The voices them selves are just different combinations of the filter and envelope positions that you can switch between. The filter is interfaced with the envelope with 3 modes. A fast attack/fast decay mode, an ‘expand’ mode with resonance emphasis, and a fast attack/slow decay mode. The chassis has wear as in the photos, keys are bit yellow. Plays and sounds great. Pitch up does not work. Flat plays fine and down plays fine. Toggle works."

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Hillwood Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer SN 566442 w/ Original Box & Manual

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"Made in Japan from 1977 to 1980 forthe American market. Very rare.

The Multivox MX-65is six voice polyphonic keyboard.
Six voices: piano, strings, clavichord,honkytonk, string, and organ.
Weight: 16 pounds. Width: 29 in. Depth: 10 in. Height: 4 in.

Using the endless combinations ofthe MX-65's modifiers for Volume, Pitch, Filters, Envelope Generator (3 shapes),LFO (vibrato effects) and Ensemble (3 modes) you have unlimited sound possibilities.
The sound is a warm analog sound,but for me, too unconventional and bizarre."

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Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 567631 w/ SP-88 Keyboard Amp

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"49 full size key synthesizer, Pitch section has tuning control with high, mid, low transpose switch, On/off volume control switch, Filter section has clavicord, honky tonk, piano, string, brass and organ switch, Envelope section has delay, intensity and speed faders, Ensemble section has 1, off and 2 selection switch, P-88 Multivox amplifier head has 2 channels, Channel 1 for keyboard has 1/4" high and low inputs/outputs, Channel 2 for instrument has same features, Each channel has volume, treble, midrange and bass faders, Minor scuffs, scratches and wear, SP-88 cabinet has (2) piezo tweeters and (1) 15" heavy duty speaker, Great sounding and playing vintage synthesizer keyboard and amp combo!"

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Rare Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 566541

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"Up for auction is a Multivox MX-65 Polyphonic Synthesizer. It is an analog poly keyboard that was made in Japan from 1977 to 1980. Very very rare.

It has six voices. Piano, strings, clavichord, honky-tonk, piano and organ. The voices them selves are just different combinations of the filter and envelope positions that you can switch between. The filter is interfaced with the envelope with 3 modes. A fast attack/fast decay mode, an ‘expand’ mode with resonance emphasis, and a fast attack/slow decay mode.

The MX powers on and off from the volume knob. A red LED indicates its status. It powers up and tunes perfectly from start up. There is a tuning pot on the left hand side to control the master tuning.

The front panel is not deep, but it definitely gives you some control over the MX-65's presets.
There are envelope shape controls, an LFO (delay, depth, speed), and 3 Ensemble/Chorus modes.

On the rear panel there is has Gate Out and VCF control in. The Gate Out has positive and negative polarity outputs. The VCF control in is a control voltage input or pedal control. As a cv input it is 1.3 v/octave. Very unique feature set.

This synth can be very lush, especially with a touch of fx. I have made a quick demo, with some of reverb and delay from Ableton. The string and piano sections are my favorite. [posted here]

Here is another informative demo:"


Mulitvox Mx 65 demo by Luc LucBenOuiLuc Uploaded on Aug 17, 2009
"A demo of the rare and very little knowned MX-65, a synthetizer made by multivox in the hayday of analog synths."

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Multivox Polyphony MX-65 Synthesizer

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"Rare model, late 70's 6 tone polyphony synthesizer in excellent working & cosmetic condition. Excellent for period music. Known for its synthetic string & lead synth sounds typical of The Babies, Paul McCartney &Wings & others. Has unique sounds similar to some of the Rolands. Has 2 filters & 3 octaves + many more features. Has been rebuilt, filter caps replaced, contacts cleaned & polished, the sliders have been tightened, the leafs recranked, the internal tuning reset, properly lubed with the right chemicals. Ready to rock & roll."

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