via this auction
"Paraphonic vector-morphing synthesizer with fully analogue signal path, powerful digital control and a super-flexible independent modulation architecture."
You can find demos in previous posts here.
Monday, March 07, 2022
Motas Electronics Motas-6
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"Paraphonic vector-morphing synthesizer with fully analogue signal path, powerful digital control and a super-flexible independent modulation architecture."
You can find demos in previous posts here.
via this auction
"Paraphonic vector-morphing synthesizer with fully analogue signal path, powerful digital control and a super-flexible independent modulation architecture."
You can find demos in previous posts here.
ARP 2600 with 3620 Keyboard
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"The ARP 2600 rev G
An incredible, beautiful and rare instrument. Each 2600 has its own story:
I first acquired this around 1992. It was the original electronic music lab synthesizer for the creative and performing arts high school I attended in the early 80s. I used to screw around with the sample and hold and make the thing go crazy, as I had no idea of what I was doing. I sent it to CMS (then located in Eastern Pennsylvania) and had some repairs and mods done. From what I remember, that included putting in a standard IEC AC jack, upgrade of the power supply, VCA and VCF and I honestly don’t remember what else. In the last few years it’s been maintained by the esteemed techs of Pittsburgh Modular and given a clean bill of health last month. In addition, this package includes the rare 3620 keyboard. It’s 95% perfect with 2 keys a little out of whack and the portamento not functioning properly. I recorded a video where I go up and down the keyboard and demonstrate. The keyboard issues would best be tackled by someone qualified getting into the thing and doing some additional cleaning. The only other issues are 1 broken latch (pictured) on the synth, some scuffs and small dings and stains on the tolex and 1 non original slider cap on the preamp. This 2600 sounds amazing and has been used on a ton of projects, but it’s time to pass this on to someone else’s hands. This is a classic and a real beauty, the circuit boards alone are works of art! Because of the high ticket nature of this item, I’d encourage you to reach out with any questions you may have. Packing and shipping via UPS will be handled by Pittsburgh Modular with full insurance, so you can be assured of safe and secure passage. I would consider overseas shipping, but we'll need to talk about that, as it could be pretty pricey."
via this auction
"The ARP 2600 rev G
An incredible, beautiful and rare instrument. Each 2600 has its own story:
I first acquired this around 1992. It was the original electronic music lab synthesizer for the creative and performing arts high school I attended in the early 80s. I used to screw around with the sample and hold and make the thing go crazy, as I had no idea of what I was doing. I sent it to CMS (then located in Eastern Pennsylvania) and had some repairs and mods done. From what I remember, that included putting in a standard IEC AC jack, upgrade of the power supply, VCA and VCF and I honestly don’t remember what else. In the last few years it’s been maintained by the esteemed techs of Pittsburgh Modular and given a clean bill of health last month. In addition, this package includes the rare 3620 keyboard. It’s 95% perfect with 2 keys a little out of whack and the portamento not functioning properly. I recorded a video where I go up and down the keyboard and demonstrate. The keyboard issues would best be tackled by someone qualified getting into the thing and doing some additional cleaning. The only other issues are 1 broken latch (pictured) on the synth, some scuffs and small dings and stains on the tolex and 1 non original slider cap on the preamp. This 2600 sounds amazing and has been used on a ton of projects, but it’s time to pass this on to someone else’s hands. This is a classic and a real beauty, the circuit boards alone are works of art! Because of the high ticket nature of this item, I’d encourage you to reach out with any questions you may have. Packing and shipping via UPS will be handled by Pittsburgh Modular with full insurance, so you can be assured of safe and secure passage. I would consider overseas shipping, but we'll need to talk about that, as it could be pretty pricey."
ARP AXXE Model 2310 SN 656
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"Very good condition, fully functional. Voltage control output is lower than normal, all other parameters work as normal. The AXXE has been clean, bench tested and is as described, in very good condition."
via this auction
"Very good condition, fully functional. Voltage control output is lower than normal, all other parameters work as normal. The AXXE has been clean, bench tested and is as described, in very good condition."
SIEL CRUISE vintage analog synthesizer
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"The Siel Cruise is a very interesting, great sounding and unusual machine. It's the combination of two Siel synthesizers in one: the Siel Mono (monophonic section) and the Siel Orchestra (polyphonic section). In those days this machine was so appealing that Sequential Circuits acquired its license to release their own re-branded and re-painted version of the Cruise known as the Sequential Fugue. The Poly section was also licensed to ARP, who released it under the name of ARP Quartet.
Interface : The Cruise is a masterpiece of vintage Italian design: beautiful to see, effective and very intuitive. The front panel has a lot of graphical information printed on it to clearly designate the Mono section functions from the Poly section features, as well as signal flow charts to help the user understand how the sounds are internally routed.
via this auction
"The Siel Cruise is a very interesting, great sounding and unusual machine. It's the combination of two Siel synthesizers in one: the Siel Mono (monophonic section) and the Siel Orchestra (polyphonic section). In those days this machine was so appealing that Sequential Circuits acquired its license to release their own re-branded and re-painted version of the Cruise known as the Sequential Fugue. The Poly section was also licensed to ARP, who released it under the name of ARP Quartet.
Interface : The Cruise is a masterpiece of vintage Italian design: beautiful to see, effective and very intuitive. The front panel has a lot of graphical information printed on it to clearly designate the Mono section functions from the Poly section features, as well as signal flow charts to help the user understand how the sounds are internally routed.
Roland Juno-106 61-Key Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
Nicely framed shot. See if you can ID the bottom synth.
via this auction
Nicely framed shot. See if you can ID the bottom synth.
Roland Jupiter 6 synthesizer with high-end Gator flight case + Europa mod
OB-6 Desktop Analog Synth Module w/ Original Box
moog one 8 voice
A Teaching Instrument Turned Desired Oddity Synthesizer
video upload by HAINBACH
"The Suzuki Portachord was the first in the family of Omnichords, teaching instruments that became beloved oddity instruments. David Bowie, Brian Eno, Depeche Mode and many more played these, usually slathered in effects to bring out their nature as wonderful texture and ambient instruments. The Portachord is the rarest of all of them, as it was quickly abandoned in favor of the more featured OM-27. In this video, I show you all its functions, demo how it was used, and make a track with it. I also touch upon other Omnichord variants, like the OM84 and the Folktek Mod."
Hologram MICROCOSM & Roland JX-08 - PART 1
video upload by Alba Ecstasy
"#Hologram #MICROCOSM passing through all effects and categories, using the Roland JX-08 as source, resulting an #Ambient atmosphere.
I had a few effect pedals in my studio. More or less expensive.
I liked some of them, I hated most of others.
Recording live (studio) sessions with a synth directly connected to an effect pedal, can be disastrous sometimes. Especially when post-editing.
That's why I almost quit using hardware effects (I only have a couple atm) and only using software.
And even if I wanted many times to go back and use hardware effects, I restrained myself to do that.
But you know, the UNIVERSE is having its own ways to convince you the opposite!
And that's how I got the Hologram MICROCOSM!
Microcosm needed about two days to accommodate to my studio.
It looked around and said: "oh, so you're not a guitarist, I see what you're doing here". And it just changed its behaviour according to my needs. Isn't this just great?! 😜
But also, I understood how to approach microcosm: gently, with a sense of balance when tweaking the parameters.
❤️, ae"
PREVIOUS PAGE
NEXT PAGE
HOME
© Matrixsynth - All posts are presented here for informative, historical and educative purposes as applicable within fair use.
MATRIXSYNTH is supported by affiliate links that use cookies to track clickthroughs and sales. See the privacy policy for details.
MATRIXSYNTH - EVERYTHING SYNTH
© Matrixsynth - All posts are presented here for informative, historical and educative purposes as applicable within fair use.
MATRIXSYNTH is supported by affiliate links that use cookies to track clickthroughs and sales. See the privacy policy for details.
MATRIXSYNTH - EVERYTHING SYNTH
