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Author: oldsynths
Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 00:00

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Hi! I'm an electronic musician seriously searching for electronic
musical equipment from the 1960's-1980's, in any condition, BROKEN OK:

- SYNTHESIZERS
- KEYBOARDS
- DRUM MACHINES
- VOCODERS
- EFFECTS PROCESSORS
- ANALOG SEQUENCERS
- ANALOG MODULAR SYNTHS (full systems or individual modules)
- MIDI GEAR

Knobs and slider controls preferred but not necessary.  The older or
more unusual, the better.

Moog, ARP, Roland, Sequential Circuits, Oberheim, Korg, Roland, EML,
EMS, Buchla, PPG, Aries, Steiner-Parker, Tonus, Ionic, SMS, Maplin,
Yamaha, Simmons, Voyetra, Octave-Plateau, Bode, Polyfusion, Serge,
Delta, Emu, Sennheiser, Mutron, Maestro, ElectroHarmonix, Electronic
Music Laboratories, Electronic Music Studios, ANYTHING SIMILAR.

Roland TB-303 Computer-Controlled Bassline
Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer
Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer
Roland TR-606 Drumatix
Roland MC-202 Microcomposer
ARP Sequencer
Oberheim Xpander
Memorymoog
Buchla Electric Music Box
EDP Wasp
Roland System 700 / Lab Series
Roland System 100m
Buchla Music Easel
Gleeman Pentaphonic
Jupiter-8
Oscar


Also looking for older literature on old synthesizers  and electronic
music: periodicals, books, product brochures, etc.

Please email me at OldSynths@aol.com if you've got anything you'd
consider selling or know someone who might.  Please be sure to include
price and condition.  Thank you in advance and apologies if this message
distrubs anyone.


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