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***WANTED: Old Synths & MIDI (Moog, ARP, etc)***
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Author: synthfiend
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 1999 00:00
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Hi there :) I'm looking forthe following from the 1960's-1980's, in ANY
CONDITION, broken or parts ok:

*synthesizers (especially patchable modular / analog) *keyboards *drum
machines *sequencers *vocoders *rackmounted synths / MIDI gear *electronic
drum modules *other unusual electronic musical instruments from the 1960's
through the mid 1980's.



If it's got KNOBS, sliders or patchcables and sounds electronic, I'm probably
interested.  If it doesn't, I might still want it :)  The more unusual, the
better.  Also looking for old literature on electronic music (books,
magazines, product brochures, etc)



-Moog

-ARP

-Roland

-Buchla

-Serge

-Korg

-EML (Electrocomp)

-Polyfusion

-EMS (Synthi and VCS-3 putney)

-RSF

-Oberheim

-Sequential

-Steiner-Parker

-Aries
-PPG

-Synton

-E-mu

-Electro-Harmonix

-Ionic

-OSCar monosynth

-Roland TB-303 Computer-Controlled Bassline

-Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer

-Roland TR-808

-Pearl Syncussion SY-1

-ARP sequencer
Sequential Circuits Studio 440
Yamaha CS30 synthesizer with sequencer
Pearl SY-1 Syncussion electronic drum module
Simmons SDS V electro drum brain


-ANYTHING SIMILAR



Please email me at synthfiend@aol.com if you've got anything or know someone
who might.  Please also include price and condition.  Since email is not
always reliable, you might want to include your phone number as well.  Thanks
in advance and apologies in advance if anyone doesn't like this message!


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