The JX8P is in great shape. She sounds lovely and the strings and analog digital type sounds are amazing. It comes with a flight case in decent shape (very sturdy) This Roland JX8P synthesizer is made for the German market, 220V and requires a step down converter, which would be included. Finally, i...

I removed the song from Soundcloud. Thank you.

Interesting, on a somewhat related note I happened to touch the metal faceplate of my amp with the end of my guitar cable the other day and perfectly picked up some random radio station, was amusing for a bit but glad it wasn't always there! haha That's crazy. I had a Paia modular that would someti...

I feel that the crying baby that lived next door somehow was picked up on the 1/4' cables and brought into my last song. It's really weird, I feel I can hear this wailing child in the song. Is this possible?

Just purchased my first Crumar Roady and have to say it has some interesting features. I traded if for an Akai MiniAK, which I traded for a Roland Juno 2 with a faulty keyboard. So, it was a move forward. I felt the MiniAK didn't quite deliver the sound I was looking to get on my tracks. The Roady i...

The font is correct, but the size is noticeably smaller on the right table.

I purchased a couple Technics SL-1200 MK2 turntables and realized that the emblem is slightly different.
How come they changed the logo? I checked out google and couldn't find an explanation.
http://postimg.org/image/3szyov35x/
http://postimg.org/image/c5yh11ufv/

This is a local company that builds/codes/designs juno controllers from scratch.
http://midiclub.net/

I have a broken key, but I can't find anything online. Is it the same keys as another more popular korg product?
Otherwise, it goes well with my sound.

The writer of this blog has helped restore many analog synthesizers. I recently picked up the Opus 3 (working) but had the same issue with black goo on the sliders. I removed as much as possible by removing the control panel and scraping the goo off into plastic bags. The switches and pots are quite...

Yeah, it seems the SQ1 is the logical choice. I'm sill going to sell M1 to fund the MKS 70 soon. Thanks for the advice

At the moment, I don't own any CV gear. I think MIDI clock would be important. The Volca knobs are alright, kinda small, but they suffice. Room isn't a big problem as I have the ikea j**k ;) However, the m1 is massive and heavy in it's case. I can't move it by car, so this deal is delayed at the lea...

Sounds reasonable. Im going to try his service.

There's an opportunity to grab a Korg SQ-10 for cheap (Korg M1 w/case & orchestral cards plus $350 CND) It seems by Korg just released the SQ-1 which is 16 step vs. 12 and it has MIDI and USB to sync the clock. Also, the SQ-1 is smaller and cheaper. What's the benefit of buying the older model? Korg...

ridiculously good deal eBay seems to be a great option for buying vintage equipment. Back in the day, you could find Sequential Circuits Pro-1s for around $500! I've sold my share on the bay, but have a few horror stories as well. I just purchased a Roland PG800. I've seen them go up in price every...