Roland Jupiter-8

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via Jason.

MOOG Voyager Blue White Wash Limitted Edition

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I try not to grab stock photos as they are readily available on the web, but this is just absolutely stunning. Note the seller is Novamuik. I've dealt with them in the past and they are a great shop - highly recommended. Be sure to check out the other shots at the auction or the title link.

ETI 4600

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Details:
"This is a very rare ETI 4600 synthesizer by jaycar electronics. The ETI came out as a kit in which you could build week by week with each issue of the jaycar magazine. This synth has been professionally put together (electronics)."

MOOG The Source

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Roland CSQ-100

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Oberheim OB-Mx

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The Don Buchla Oberheim.

Previous posts and samples

How To Choose a Synthesizer - 1973

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Published in 1973 via the Boston School of Electronics.

Studio Electronics CODE Demo

Title link takes you to a 6.73M mp3 of the Studio Elecronics CODE via Novamusik. Everything in the sample is the CODE. I backed it up here for the archives. You can find more details on the CODE here.

Oberheim Mini Sequencer

No title link, just two shots via this auction.

Also check out the seller's other auctions


Update via the seller:
"I see people have been discussing it. Just to clarify, this unit puts out a full 4 octave range from its quantized outputs and does it well. I believe that at maximum position, some of the quantized steps will put out a major 3rd above the 4th octave and others put out a 4th above the 4th octave.

In addition, we just posted a video of this particular Oberheim Mini-Sequencer to Youtube to demonstrate that it's working well. We feel that the modifications done to this unit make it much more useful than the stock Oberheim Mini-Sequencer. It can be seen here:"

Musictronics G-170 pianolab Six Keyboard lab synthesizer

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Details:
"This is a very unusual vintage item, Hard to find. It is a six keyboard music trainer. It is designed so that a teacher can have 6 students sit down at once and they can teach them all at the same time or indidvidually. 120 volts ac.

The keyboards all have their own headphone jacks for independant operation and also there are some swithches on the unit that seem to allow coupling together so each can hear the others for duet, trio,etc up to all 6. Also has some in or out jacks so maybe you can mix with other sounds? Not sure of all the functions of the other switches, but there also is built in speaker under the console too. There is some type of wired remote as well, I assume so the teacher can combine or separate each. Each keyboard has its own headphone/output jack, level control, and a multiposition "voice"control, that changes the sound to different synthesized sounds. They have a nice early synth sound to it perhapse like a simple moog or early roland?. Polyphonic ( multiple keys on each keyboard can be pushed and work at the same time) Probably uses early standard analog synth generators perhapse made by one of the big synth companies- all put into this big console -may be more valuable for someone to separate into six early synth units and sell each separately. It has been tested and all of the keys on all of the keyboards worked (except for the one of the keyboards seemed to have scratcy controls and has one key that did not work-probably needs contacts cleaned or adjusted). We did not have a lot of time to further check this, or know what all the extra switches on the remote and console do, so it will be sold as is-guaranteed not dead.

It conveniently folds up and wheels away so it is sort of portable. Because this item is so large it will be local pick up only or you can arrange truck pickup from your end after its' paid for."

I remember seeing this in the latest Future Music shot video via Sonic State.

via Cynthia of Cyndustries.