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"Serial Number:830726532
Features:The Waldorf Microwave XT is a 10-note polyphonic digital synth housed in a large rack/desktop case. Full independent controls for each voice/setting make this one easy to dial in and ready to rock! Comes with Waldorf Microwave XT Manual and Power Supply."
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"Tama TS202 analog electronic drum synthesizer. it has two channels- one for "snare", and another for "rimshot". the snare channel has the following controls - memory/manual switch, which switches between a preset sound, or the panel controls, sensitivity, attack, decay, noise, bend, tune, tone/noise blend control, emphasis, and level. the rimshot channel has the following controls - memory/manual switch, sensitivity, attack, decay, noise, bend, tune, tone level, noise level, emphasis, and level. on the rear panel, each channel has the following jacks - pad trigger in, ext trigger in, and individual output. there is also a master output."
via this auction "Tama analog drum synth, in good condition, completely functional. it has two channels, each has the following controls - sensitivity, tune, sweep range, sweep time, decay time, output level. it has a jack for a footswitch (not included) to turn the synth off and on. standard 1/4 inch jacks for trigger inputs and master output."
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"Moog Polymoog Synthesizer 203A (s/n 1964) w/Polypedal 285A (s/n 1256 PD)."
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"This little red devil packs more punch than Mike Tyson on meth after being assimilated by the 'borg."
Note the Novation Nova in the background. There was a time when these two synths reigned king of VAs.
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"Also included with this synthesizer is a Casio RAM Cartridge RA-3"
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"Haible Wavefolder in a synthesizers.com / Moog format. This unit will connect directly to you dot com power haness like any onther dot com module. This is a good sounding wave folder"
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a-111x2 vco
a-114 ring mod
a-115 divider
a-116 wp
a-138x2 mixer
a-120 vcf
a-121 vcf
a-118 noise
a-190 midi/cv interface
a-145 lfo
a-146 lfo
a-180
a-170 sl
a-140 envelope mod.
a-130 vca
a-131 vca
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"The Roland V-Synth opens up a world of new sounds full of life and motion. Imagine a synth that combines multiple oscillator technologies with realtime control of a waveform's pitch, time and formant. Now add user sampling to create entirely new waveforms, powerful COSM filtering, a killer arpeggiator and a host of realtime controllers including the revolutionary TimeTrip Pad. That's the Roland V-Synth: a distinctive new instrument set to inspire those passionate about sound.
* Flagship 61-note synthesizer with multiple oscillator technologies, user sampling and new COSM filtering for incredibly dynamic new sounds
* New variable oscillators based on analog modeling, user samples and over 300 PCM waveforms with up to 24-voice polyphony*
* Independently manipulate the pitch, time and formant of sampled waveforms using VariPhrase technology - a world's first in a synthesizer!
* Revolutionary TimeTrip Pad allows realtime manipulation of waveforms
* Intuitive touchscreen interface with over 20 knobs and sliders, plus Twin D Beams
* Powerful COSM processing including filter modeling, resonator and Side Band Filter - plus global reverb, chorus and multi-effects
* New programmable arpeggiator provides additional rhythmic and timbral controls
* USB port for .WAV/AIFF file import, .WAV export and simplified MIDI connections
* 2 stereo Line outputs, stereo Mic/Line input and S/PDIF digital I/O"
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"True analog signal path with digital control! The A6 Andromeda Analog Waveform synth is no digital emulation of an analog synthesizer. The A6 is the real analog deal, boasting more knobs than a tuna's got scales, and beefier than the world's champion sumo wrestler! Features include 16-voice, 16-channel multitimbral with full MIDI control. You get 2 oscillators per voice, with 5 waveforms available, suboscillators, hard and soft sync. 72 knobs (72!), 144 buttons (144!), ribbon control with multiple assignable functions give you incredible control and performance power. The A6 is capable of some absolutely stunning sounds, from some of the sweetest and most soulful lines and leads you've ever heard, to some serious analog freakness. Discover why many consider the Andromeda A6 the world's most powerful polyphonic analog synth!"
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"Six-note polyphony, Four-octave keyboard, 800 note sequencer, midi in/out ports, pitch wheel, mod wheel, 100 patches, and you can edit them"
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"Its strength is in the unique 12db lowpass filter and extremely snappy envelopes. Similar to an ms-20 but perhaps more so, the filter resonates with a thick rumble and then after a point will sort of feedback on itself and add unique harmonics to the sound. After a bit of practice using the strange envelope configuration, you can create powerful drum sounds quite easily, kick drums electro-toms, kraftwerky zaps and claps, you can sample drum sounds all day. The bass sounds are also very impressive, from fat and rubbery to speaker shredding, there is no need for more oscillators to add fatness with the korgs filter. anyone who enjoys the 'pushy' sound of a tb-303 or sh-101 will love the korg because it can do those kinds of sound very well, and doesn't have endless contols to get lost in. The lfo waveshape knob allows you to morph between variable pulse waves and ramp waves for a variety of 'crazy' sound effects, or basic tremolos for more musical lead sounds. Patching is useful to access functions like pwm and noise modulation, happy accidents can happen here as well as plugging in external instruments for processing, plug in a bass guitar or electric piano or drum loops and great sounds come out."
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"This is one Korg's earliest synths and seems to have had a variety of names. It has been called the Korg 700s, the Univox K-2, and the Mini-Korg 2. This particular unit is labeled Univox on the back, K-2 on the rear plate, and Mini-Korg 2 on the control surface. I believe the various names have to do with the process of Keio Electronic Lab becoming Korg and how they were distributing in the U.S. Most commonly, I've seen this referred to as the MiniKorg 700s. "
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"Moog Voyager Synthesizer Rack Unit w/ manual, VX-351 CV Expander (output), VX-352 CV Expander (input), Mounting bracket for VX expanders (mounted) and cables, KK Audio 5 space black rack, MOOG Voyager Training DVD."
