I don't see why it wouldn't be real since they reintroduced the IIIc and reintroduced the moog 15 as well, so they've remade the pieces they'd need to remake the IIIc. if you're seriously interested, send me a private message as we may be able to get you one.
mini

a softsynth will only work for as long as the OS/computer system that it runs on works. and computers are intentionally made obsolete fast. personally, i buy hardware because i dont like paying for products that rely on other products to work - products that are designed to be obsolete quickly.
mini

i would agree with lionbot on buying one or two first, to make sure you like the series.
we just became korg dealers here in the US and have them in stock - contact us through our website if youre in the US and are interested.
mini

have: arp 2600s, ems synthi aks, aries modular, vintage moog modulars and tons of other fully refurbished vintage synth (we're vintage synth dealers here)

want: roland system 700, vintage buchla 200 and 300 series

Hi Mini.. I've received many a piece of vintage kit with ex mouse inhabitation issues... I wouldn't worry too much - as with most things its all about being pragmatic and practical. Older kit is less of a risk in terms of survival/repair after such infestation but more modern pcbs can potentially b...

we were recently offered a polymoog by a seller who I believe bought it from a storage auction. it was in rough shape externally so we asked for pics of the inside. in one of the pics was a ball of wall insulation. this is usually an indication that a mouse attempted to build a nest inside, and mice...

done right, the ps3300 and polymoog *always* take a huge investment of time and money. theyre complicated synths that need a full rebuild to work properly nearly 40 years after their creation. every time we fully refurbish another, i swear "never again!"... and then we get another and need to refurb...

Thanks for the info Broadwave, I found the circuits too via Geatslutz where Uli shares his things, photos of the circuit board too, this is an interesting stratergy. He's letting us inspect the product in great detail so we can argue the "for and against" based on fact rather than bias and opinion....

i heard stevie wonder owns every synthesizer ever made. so he could've used anything.
mini

i agree that an fm synth like a dx7 would compliment the analog juno 60 quite well. if you're interested, we have a gorgeous refurbished dx7iifd in stock right now. otherwise, if you're an analog purist, you would probably want something with oscillator sync and ring modulation (for example, an arp ...

CS_TBL wrote:

minime123 wrote:

Jeeebus! Those walls must've cost a fortune!

most expensive wallpaper ever.

We've been buying, meticulously servicing, and selling vintage synths here for over two decades. We've recently begun restoring other people's gear to the same high standards as the items we sell. If you're interested, please get in touch with us through our website at https://www.tonetweakers.com T...

you basically answered your own question. you want a DX. the wavestation's a great synth but for what you're looking for, the DX should make you a lot happier. go get it!
mini

we might be interested in at least one set - please drop us an email via our website once they're ready as i don't check VSE much these days
thanks
mini