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Oakley Modular Systems MidiDAC Interface 5U/MU

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"Oakley Modular Systems MidiDAC Midi/CV interface with Dotcom-style power connector. The panel is black and the same width as a Synthesizers.com double-wide panel. This module is not MOTM width. Excellent functional and cosmetic condition, with minor screw rash being the only imperfection. It is a magnificent module. Read about it here."

COTK Club Of The Knobs C958 Dual Quantizer

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"Club Of The Knobs C958 Dual Quantizer with Dotcom-style power connector. The panel is the same width as a Synthesizers.com single-wide panel. Excellent functional and cosmetic condition, with minor screw rash being the only imperfection. This is an awesome module. Read about it here."

sakata dpm-48 vintage drum computer

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"Very rare Percussion Drummachine, made in Japan in the early 80's. The same machine was manufactured under the names Jugg Box DPM-48, and Hammond DPM-48.

The concept of this drummachine is to save the patterns on exchangeable memory cartridges. It offers 8 drumsound channels with 22 sounds in total, each of the channels individually adjustable in volume and with a non-dynamic trigger button. You can record step-by-step or in realtime with help of a built-in metronome. like new with cartridge ."

Access Virus KB v4 Synth with Original Box

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"serial number 19900164"

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Maestro USS-1 Synthesizer Fuzz Phaser Oberheim box

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"The USS-1 was created by Tom Oberheim, who designed several other of the early Maestro effects. The USS-1 is not truly a synthesizer as we know them today, this one is really one of the first multi-effect units with a few extras. Also note that this unit is also a bit larger than multi-effect floor units of today as well. Built in power supply, built like a tank, vintage sounds....it's all here! Features: Distortion, Filter Sample/Hold Function, Phaser, Envelope Filter, and Subharmonic Enhancer. A favorite of guitar whiz Al DiMeola."

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commodore 64 slick stick synth

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video at the auction and previously posted here.

"i fashioned a good ole 555 timer 8 voice synth into a commodore 64 slick stick casing...
added a pitch knob to give it that true mechanical mayhem sound,
a 1/4" mono output so you can boost the spit out of it or run it through effects.
it makes great 8 bitty lofi sounds. thanks for looking

.o, i put an on/off switch to save battery life...
runs on a internally housed 9v battery
... super small and light weight and a great addition to the live set.
more mods and chiptune related products at greightbit.com"