The Prophet 600 has a good vintage sound. Six voices and two VCO's per voice often selling for $1000 or less.

The Pro-One is a great-sounding, very full-featured mono. There are a couple of minor points to beware of which may or may not be an issue for you. The Pro-One has no Sample/Hold and the sequencer rate is controlled by the LFO speed control limiting your modulation capability when running a sequence...

walkathon wrote:Wow, he's selling it for WHOM?

According to the description this was owned by an elderly genital man.

walkathon wrote:

Extra charge for the Kenton converter, disassembly, and detailed photography? Why no photos of the underside of the membrane keyboard and no mention of it in the description?

CS70M. 6-voice. Can be configured as a standard dual VCO 6-voice or as two separate single VCO 6-voice PolySynths. In the latter configuration two different sounds can be layered but with only one VCO in each layer. Can do 2-4 or 4-2 split with single VCO layering possible on each side. Aftertouch. ...

Here are the at least 8 voice dual VCO Synths I know about off the top of my head: OB8 - 8 voices. Layer and split. Many uncommon LFO triggering options. OB-Xa - available with 4, 6, or, 8 voices. Layer and split. OBX - available with up to 8 voices. No layer or split. Matrix 12 - 12 voices. Up to 6...

Sorry, didn't know you were so young. Most of those artists I mentioned go back to the late 70's or early 80's in case you are not familiar with some of them. Things were a bit different back then especially before MIDI and multi-timbral instruments. As each instrument could only make one sound at a...

That's a well balanced setup. But I could never imagine having more than a few synths at a time simply because I can't use that many instruments regularly. It's more about the music you make with musical instruments and how they can be of use to you, rather than having a big room full of synths you...

Purely from a sound quality viewpoint these would make excellent additions to your current collection: The Yamaha CS80 is the all-time best-sounding Analog PolySynth that has a somewhat reasonable chance of being obtained. In the Oberheim category, aside from the original SEM Four and Eight-Voice, t...

A rarely seen CS70M in somewhat questionable condition goes for just under 4K:

My all-time dream MonoSynth:


Of course, it could be a scam. The seller also has this for the same BIN price:


And he also has this unusual item:

It looks like Casio is actively promoting the new professional line. The are having The Crystal Method and DJ Enferno appear at various Guitar Center stores to show off the new gear. http://www.guitarcenter.com/casio-crystalmethod-enferno-g26415t0.gc DJ Enferno thanks Casio for the new equipment on ...

A few years back someone had a child's Magnus Chord Organ on eBay described as sounding just like a Mellotron.

Depends on how dirty it is. If it just needs some polishing up go over it with a soft damp cloth and some dish soap. Follow that with some glass cleaner and it should really shine. A toothbrush or other soft brush can get into those tight spots where dust gathers. I have a Juno 60 that was covered w...

[/quote]Have you ever wanted to marry a chick only so you can play her Jupiter 8? Is that wrong?
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You would like to marry a Lesbian just to play her Jupiter 8? I would really try one out first before making that kind of commitment.