Got this old Ace Tone SY100 and im thinking about Selling it, but i dont know anything about it and cant fint any info on it anywhere..
Anyone of you know anything about it and its worth i would appreciate it
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Help id Ace Tone synth
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hi everybody
Got this old Ace Tone SY100 and im thinking about Selling it, but i dont know anything about it and cant fint any info on it anywhere..
Anyone of you know anything about it and its worth i would appreciate it
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Got this old Ace Tone SY100 and im thinking about Selling it, but i dont know anything about it and cant fint any info on it anywhere..
Anyone of you know anything about it and its worth i would appreciate it
See pictures
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Re: Help id Ace Tone synth
Wow. Amazing. Never ever heard of it. Does it work?
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Re: Help id Ace Tone synth
Wow as well.
If that is indeed genuine (as it appears to be) you seem to have something super rare in your hand. Not even Wikipedia has it in their Ace Tone product list (=> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_Tone).
Perhaps even some kind of prototype?
I'd try and get in touch with Roland (the follow-up to Ace Tone, in a way) and see if they can shed some light on this.
In any case, don't sell it hastily. You might have a real gem and collector's item there, especially as it appears to be in good condition (at least optically; the electronics inside might need some (or even extensive) servicing after probably more than 45 years).
If that is indeed genuine (as it appears to be) you seem to have something super rare in your hand. Not even Wikipedia has it in their Ace Tone product list (=> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ace_Tone).
Perhaps even some kind of prototype?
I'd try and get in touch with Roland (the follow-up to Ace Tone, in a way) and see if they can shed some light on this.
In any case, don't sell it hastily. You might have a real gem and collector's item there, especially as it appears to be in good condition (at least optically; the electronics inside might need some (or even extensive) servicing after probably more than 45 years).
Don't forget to TURN ON THE SYNTHESIZER. Often this is the reason why you get no sound out of it. - ARP 2600 manual, 1971
Re: Help id Ace Tone synth
Holy s**t batman 
You have something truly rare there, it doesn't even come upon any image search. Those are possibly the only pictures on the internet! Ace Tone later became Roland. There's only a text entry in wikipedia under Ace Tone products as the SY-100. The only other two synths under Ace Tone being the PS-1000 which is much better known and the Multistring SY-5. If you're going to sell this think you could pretty much ask whatever you'd like 
You have something truly rare there, it doesn't even come upon any image search. Those are possibly the only pictures on the internet! Ace Tone later became Roland. There's only a text entry in wikipedia under Ace Tone products as the SY-100. The only other two synths under Ace Tone being the PS-1000 which is much better known and the Multistring SY-5. If you're going to sell this think you could pretty much ask whatever you'd like