bader+@andrew.cmu.edu (Miles Bader) (11/17/90)
I need to sell this stuff fast, so I'm flexible. I'll split shipping. ==> Amiga 2000 Computer. <== 1 meg ram, 2 floppy drives, hard disk interface (2090A with both scsi & pc-type interfaces), separate keyboard. 1.2 roms. I'll include a midi interface I have for it (and a joystick). ==> $1000 or best offer ==> Princeton graphics "ultrasync" multi-sync analog RGB monitor <== 12", I think like 800x600 max resolution. I have a VGA cable and a really hacked up cable for the amiga (i.e., it is held together by tape). ==> $300 or best offer ==> Oberheim Xpander. <== 6-voice multi-timbral analog synthesizer with a VERY flexible voice architecture. No keyboard [but a very user-friendly (and large) front-panel]-- has both midi and CV inputs. ==> $1600 or best offer ==> Oberheim Matrix-1000. <== 6-voice analog (but with DCO's) synthesizer. 800 patches in ROM, 200 in RAM. No front-panel patch-editing (you need a computer patch-editor to do do it; I have an amiga PE if you need it, and the user-manual goes into enough detail that it's probably possible to write your own), midi input. Mono-timbral. The matrix-1000 is pretty much compatible with the matrix-6 series, patch-wise. [I'll give you a matrix-6 manual if you buy it] ==> $325 or best offer ==> Casio CZ-1 sythezizer <== A high-end member of the CZ family with a 61 key velocity sensitive (the voice architecture is an extentsion of the CZ101 to accomdate this, but it can still use CZ101 patches), 8 or 16 (simple one-osc patches) voices; multitimbral. ==> $400 or best offer ==> Magnavox cd-player <== best offer (including $0) -- you have to insert a cd like 300 times to get it to accept it; once accepted, it seems to play fine. I think you have to send to phillips in montana to get it repaired. ==> Yamaha mini mixer (I don't remember the model) <== I'll throw this in with another item, for whoever asks for it first. Remember: if you want it, but you don't like the price, make an offer! -Miles