MATRIXSYNTH

WURLITZER OMNI 2000 KEYBOARD COMPUTER

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"AWESOME WURLITZER OMNI 2000 ORGAN-SYNTHESIZER-GREAT SOUNDING VERSATILE KEYBOARD DRUM SYNTH! PADDED MATCHING BENCH- BUILT IN SYNTHESIZER-CHEAP CREATIVE COOL KEYBOARD!"

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Update via Flemming in the comments: "This Wurlitzer organ is in fact a rebranded Hohner instrument. This series of Hohner organs was introduced in 1983 and are easy to recognize because of their mixed style preset panels. There are two types of presets: Organ voices that can be layered in any combination using the big rectangular traditional organ switches. And synthesizer presets that can not be layered. These are chosen with the square buttons on the top panel. The square buttons on the small panel next to the lower keyboard are for rhytms (grey/white) and auto-accompaniment and bass."

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Roland HS-60

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"The HS-60 was the consumer version of the Juno-106, in a different chassis with built-in amplifier and speakers. You can use the headphone jack to bypass the speakers and plug it into your system. The sound engine is absolutely identical to the generally higher-priced 106.

I loved this synth! It has lots of character and super fat sound. Six voice polyphony, pitch bend/mod lever (routed to LFO, DCO and VCF), portamento, 61 keys. Manual in 2 parts and power cord included."

Access Virus TI Polar synthesizer

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Roland Studio System 100M - Module 191-J Rack

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"This handsome sturdy rack is capable of holding five modules and is equipped with 33 jacks for easy, fast patching."

Korg Stage Echo - Vintage Tape Echo

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Analog Modular GT8 Dual Gate Sequencer

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"Analogue Sequencer.
8 Step dual Gate sequencer
with 8 step trigger outputs.

Width 18HP

Requires 5V

As they are single channel completely independent sequencers, they can be bought as and when they are needed, they can be clock at different clock divide ratios, they can each have different step lengths. None of these features are available with multi-channel sequencers.

These sequencers have a step out socket for each step (mainly for use with adjusting sequence length. Other sequencers use switches to change length). The advantage is that the sockets need not only be used for changing sequence length, but they can be used individually to clock or trigger other devices. The 8 step outs are basically the same as a Doepfer A161 trigger sequencer module making the CV8 and GT8 exceptional value.

When used with our master clock module MC01 , all sequencers can be reset globally from the Master Clock and they will be reset to THE LAST STEP. With just about all other sequencers, especially when using MIDI as the master clock, the sequencer must manually be stepped to the last step, otherwise when the clock is started, step 2 is in fact the first step triggered. Our automatically go to the last step eliminating this problem (see note in MC01 section for more explanation)."