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Kilpatrick Step Sequencer K2579 Eurorack Module

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Oberheim Xpander XP-1 Synthesizer SN 643410

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OTO Biscuit Bitcrusher 8-Bit Analog Filter Synth

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Analogue Solutions Vostok v2 Analog Modular Synthesizer SN 4724

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Click through for the close-ups. Keeping these short to keep up with NAMM and eBay seems to be holding these longer.

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Roland SVC-350 Vintage Analog Rack Vocoder Synthesizer

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"For sale is a rare Roland SVC-350 analog vocoder. This is a great sounding vintage vocoder and beats any of the modern plugin digital vocoders. Easy to use, nice tone and great with synthesizers, vocals, drums, guitar and more. Fully functional and in nice cosmetic shape, missing one slider cap (you can still use it fine), a few small scruffs on the top (you won't notice if it's racked) and still includes all four rubber footies which is rare to see, so it works well on tabletop use as well. See pictures below for more details. These are getting hard to find, don't miss out!"

ROLAND TB-303 ANALOG BASSLINE SN 230900

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30th Street Guitars price sticker on it. Gives it character. I'd leave it on.

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The BodySynth Model 2 #A-1 Midi Controller Body Synthesizer

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"This is a gently used device called The BodySynth. This is the model 2 #A-1 unit and controls up to four body contacts through the midi controller..."

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"The BodySynth™, created by Chris Van Raalte and Ed Severinghaus (Copyright 1994), is MIDI controller that transforms movement, gestures, and other muscle efforts into sounds. The performer attaches electrodes to the body over various muscles. The tiny electrical signals generated by muscle contractions are measured and analyzed by a microprocessor. A variety of processing algorithms are available through the keypad on the Processor Unit. These algorithms translate effort into MIDI commands thus causing the body to become a controller for an electronic sound module such as a synthesizer or a sampler. You can find out more about The BodySynth™ by visiting [link]"

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