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Sequential Circuits Six-Trak

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Plan B Model 28 Tap Clock Modular Synthesizer Module

Ultra Rare 1970s Ovation Condor Hammond Synth Guitar
"These Guitars are about as rare as hens teeth - I've found one on a french Guitar collectors internet site and a bit about them from Ovation, so here goes...

First thing to say about this Guitar is it looks absolutely immaculate; this guitar is over 30 years old but looks as though it could have been made a year ago. There are no noticeable scratches dings - ANYTHING. I am lead to believe that it is the world's first synth Guitar - a little piece of History.

The Guitar itself is basically from the Tornado / Condor range of epiphone which was made from 68-72 as part of their ill-fated thunderhead series, doomed to be priced out of the market by the Japanese Guitar explosion. The styling is 335 esque with a bit of Supro thrown in; fully bound (binding is in A1 condition), including the 'F' holes. I can only find one other Tornado (that's the regular model - no synth bits) on Ebay in Europe and that's up for sale at about 900 pounds...

Everything looks to be fully original, from the pickups, neck, hardware, electrics and the synth fitting.

With regards to the synth fitting, I don't have any means of testing it but as the guitar has been kept in such excellent condition, I can see no reason why it won't work. It was originally designed to go with the Hammond 'Innovex' synth unit, one of which was used by John Entwistle of the Who. Going to struggle to find one of these, huh? Well, I just so happen to have one of these up for sale too..."

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synthesizers.com modular

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"complete with 960 sequencer complement and more. The discovery of digital music making and some recent financial difficulties tipped the scales to sell "hank". Here's what you get... (2) Q105 Slew's (5) Q106 oscillators, all with octave tuning mod (1) Q107 filter (2) Q108 vca (4) Q109 adsr, two with long-throw (1) Q111 pan/fade (1) Q112 4 channel mixer (1) Q113 8 channel mixer (1) Q115 reverb (tank mounted in cab #3) (1) Q118 instrument interface (1) Q119 sequencer (1) Q121 banana interface (1) Q122 mini jack interface (1) Q123 standards (2) Q124 multiples (1) Q142 Pedal Interface (1) Q149 signal selector (1) Q150 Trans ladder filter (2) Q161 Osc Mixer (1) Q162 Filter Mixer (1) Q960 Sequencer (Moog clone, with reset) (1) Q961 Sequencer Controller (1) Q960 Sequencer Switch (1) Q963 Trigger Bus (1) QKB15S 5 octave walnut keyboard (1) QFCS Foot switch (1) QFCV Foot controller (3) QCP22 22-space portable cabs, (2) with hinge & latch set All harness' & intercabinet cables included, run off a QPS1 power supply"

"My Grandfather, the Cubist" - Joy Electric

via Ronnie of Joy Electric:

"I have a new Joy Electric album coming out on Tuesday, entitled "My Grandfather, the Cubist". The entire album was recorded using a Moog synthesizer, analog sequencer and analog effects only, so maybe it's something some of you might be interested in hearing. You can hear some samples at www.myspace.com/joyelectric

You can pre-order the album at Best Buy [search for Joy Electric]. Thanks for the space and for the support. ronnie / joy electric"

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