|
|
Joined:
June 2002
Posts: 6202
Location: Phoenix AZ | A little bit off topic, but if anyone is interested in a cool vintage syhtnesizer, here you go. I am the original owner and it works flawlessly. Dave
Vintage Synthesizer | |
| | |
Joined:
March 2005
Posts: 6
Location: Akron Ohio | MAN, and I told you I was going to have to switch to keyboards and you didn't even give me a heads up on this one! LOL, looks nice, wife'll kill me, if I even bid, unless some of your fine gentlemen start making offers on the Thunderhead. Hey good luck with your listing, looks very interesting. ray... | |
| | |
Joined:
May 2004
Posts: 2850
Location: Midland, MI | My wife is pushing me to offload my Motif8. I guess it must be that time of year, as I sold off my TX802 (w/data cart) and CS6r, both of which were mint. Good luck with the sale...my recollection is that the Kawai's were decent keyboards.
They get good reviews on Sonicstate (solid 4 out of 5), and Vintage Synth has some nice things to say about them (warm, fuzzy digital sounds...which is not something you hear very often). I didn't know that Chemical Brother and ATB use them (or the K4r rack mount version), still. Very cool.
For your starting bid, it's a steal, based on Prepal and even Sonicstate's (outdated) data. | |
| | |
Joined:
November 2004
Posts: 4413
| I don't understand. Where do you put the strings? | |
| |
|
OT: Vintage Synthesizer