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The U110 is a 12-bit sampler player, based on the sounds from the S50 sampler library. Can be expanded with up to 4 ROM cards. 8 Outputs.
In good condition
The JV1010 is based on the JV1080, but is not programmable from the front panel. It has the SESSION board pre installed (not removable), and has one expansion slot available.
In good condition.
The D110 is a LA synth, based on the D10, although the D110 has 8 outputs
In good condition.
The M3r is based on the M1, except runs in single oscillator mode, though still multitimbral
4 outputs
In just about OK condition, with noticeable wear on the panel. Still functions all OK though.
The U220 is a 12-bit sampler player, based on the sounds from the S50 sampler library, using RSPCM (Resynthesized PCM). Can be expanded with up to 2 ROM cards. Built in effects. 6 Outputs.
In good condition
The K1r uses vector synthesis, where 4 waveforms are layered and morphed.
A rack version of the K1.
In good condition.
The EMT10 is a very early 8-bit sample playing expander, the choir is the star of the show, as for the brass, it’s best not to use that sound!
Half rack size
In good condition
The TG100 was the first Yamaha General Midi instrument, 28 note polyphonic and 16 part multitimbral. Effects.
Half rack size
In good condition
Analogue bass synth with sequencer.
Sync and MIDI in
In good condition, though does not have box, psu or manual
The NanoSynth is a 16 part multitimbral synth engine with 64 note polyphony. It has 640 sounds (127 programmable), and although not programmable from the front panel, it can be edited by sys-ex over MIDI.
It is a very small compact design (1/3 rack size)
In good condition with original manual and power supply..
General MIDI / XG sound module.
In good condition with power adaptor and manuals.
Desktop module or Eurorack format semi-modular analogue synth.
Fully patchable and compatible with the Doepfer modular system.
Classic Moog VCO - VCF - VCA signal path.
In as new condition with all patchleads, manual, PSU and box.
