^Realistic MG-1?
http://www.vintagesynth.com/moog/mg1.php

alan partridge wrote:Not too many workstation fans here apparently, but a h**l of a lot of people of all ages do find them very useful live.

I only use my workstations for acoustic sounds, I think I might be doing it wrong.

Holy lag Batman!!! The fee is 10% of the final selling value on auctions, can't remember with BIN.

Ahh I see.. Just bypass the bs and call eBay and explain the situation, i.e. someone with no feedback or credentials is trying to buy your expensive instrument and wants it shipped out to a boarded up rental property.

Ahh I see.. Just bypass the bs and call eBay and explain the situation, i.e. someone with no feedback or credentials is trying to buy your expensive instrument and wants it shipped out to a boarded up rental property.

The Waldorf Q family does a good job as well. The AN1x is another good one. For some reason the Ion didn't really jive with me, it was my first synth. One of these days I'll have to revisit it.

Bitexion wrote:So I guess all the good synth deals on eBay is off-limits to someone like me, who never sold or bought anything off ebay, then.

I'd make an exception for you.

Being he did that cancel his bid and block him from the listing.

The only way I'd sell an expensive item to a new low feedback member is with cash, then they can't try to pull any kind of b.s. with PayPal.

Well, the first synthesizer had stacked keyboards. So... http://uploads.neatorama.com/images/posts/916/69/69916/1393823609-5.jpg Are there actually any legit recordings or footage of the Telharmonium? I don't think that there is sadly, unless somewhere there's a gramophone recording that's yet to b...

calaverasgrande wrote:besides the Theremin was the first real synth.

Telharmonium was 1897, Theremin was 1928.

Well, the first synthesizer had stacked keyboards. So...

I play with both hands and I prefer actual analogue for my analogue sounds, but I have no problem with having a VA that covers the entire spectrum of analogue type sounds in one unit either. Perhaps KORG will come up with something soon.. I think I may have misunderstood your quote into thinking yo...

I'd open it up and make sure the battery hasn't exploded, if it still looks ok you can check out the voltage with a multi-meter to determine if it needs replaced or not.

I play with both hands and I prefer actual analogue for my analogue sounds, but I have no problem with having a VA that covers the entire spectrum of analogue type sounds in one unit either. Perhaps KORG will come up with something soon..