SYNTON's last and arguably best vocoder. Ask Wendy Carlos or Bob Moog. Big Briar imported these in the 80's. Auction includes SPX-216, manual and connector for C/V Input/ Output. Unit works great, fair cosmetic condition, scratches and marks on the painted face. Via this auction.

A duophonic (2-voice) analog synthesizer that was introduced in 1980. Although Yamaha had already conquered polyphony with their legendary 8-voice CS-80, the CS-40m offered a more affordable approach to something other than a mono-synth. Via this action

The Solus has a complete four-function envelope generator so you get total control over articulation it has also a full three octave keyboard. You can control vibrato, adjust pitch sharp or flat, and add portamento slurs to your music via this auction.

The JX-3P series has been used by The Future Sound of London, Astral Projection, Vince Clarke, Orbital, Luke Vibert, Stevie Nicks Thomas Dolby between others. Via this auction.

This ARP analog synthesizer is in good working condition, the unit turns on and all of the functions work properly. The signal comes through loud and clear! All of the keys are responsive to the touch.

It is updated to the latest OS. Comes with original box, manual, CD with latest software and additional soundbanks. Looks and operates like new. Can run latest OS (v.3.0) which provides new FX like tape saturation + additional features.

The Bass Station is an incredible little synth and was an instant success when released. It is a monophonic analog bass synthesizer and is basically the first new analog synth to hit the modern music market. It is great at recreating classic TB-303 lines and fat Moog tones. Every control from the original synths can be found on this: ADSR, VCF, VCA, oscillator sync modes, tuning, and LFO.

Moog's Source was their first to offer patch memory storage as well as some other new features. It boasted 16 memory locations so you could finally save and recall your synth patches. A casette-tape jack was also implemented to transfer your patches to and from an external tape and free up the on-board memory for additional new patches.

About 1,000 of these modular synths were made in the late 70's, so it certainly isn't the rarest thing you're going to come across, but it's not the sort of thing you see popping up on Ebay or in pawn shops too often. 4 oscillators, a multimode filter, and it folds up like a suitcase making it much more portable than the average modular.

A commercial failure, the Avatar was originally designed to be driven by a guitar with hex pickups. Many people drive it with CV, though, to use like a synth expander, especially as the architecture and sound is very similar to the highly-regarded Odyssey.