Kawai’s K4r ROMpler is a good bit of fun, if lacking compared to its keyboard sibling. They’ve gotten a bit pricey lately.ĭon’t overlook the SQR, as mentioned by Also, Yamaha TG-500s make a good sonic resource on the cheap. It takes a bit of tomfoolery to unleash its power, but with a good software editor you can do a lot with one of those. The Ensoniq MR-Rack is a hidden gem - pretty much a cut-down Fizmo residing under that crappy interface. Roland and Ensoniq ROMplers are worth a look and I second recommendation of the JV-2080. I’ve got one in the closet that only powers up sometimes. Yamaha TX-802 is an FM monster and I wish I still had one of the two I’ve owned. VZ10m is crazy cool, and I’ve not have given mine up if I didn’t know it would wind up in better hands. However, if you can find a good editor - or are happy with the gazillion included sounds - it can be had for a good price. A Wavestation SR is a bit more limited in that respect (no audio inputs, and no Waverex) and programming that thing from the panel is akin to self-flagellation. You can add your own waveforms with a Waverex card. Wavestation A/D is a knockout, but you might might need a new display.
Tuesdays are "Synth Potluck" - where we will feature neat and assorted synths by manufacturers who do not have their own featured day.I have (or have had)and loved many of the machines listed here. Synthfind features a particular synth manufacturer on each day of the week. When you install the backlight you might as well replace the internal battery it’s a 2032 ,the current one works but won’t last forever ” Click here to visit listing on eBay Categories Korg, Wavestation I got this from the original owner he only used it in his studio it’s in really good shape all keys work and it plays fine he had a piece of tape over the upper right hand corner with a few thing written on it so when I took the tape off I was never able to get the tape resido off of it so as you can see in the last pic I just put a piece of black gaff tape on it to cover it up and that looks better, “Korg Wavestation Synthesizer WS-1, this synth is in working order, you could go do a gig with it or record right now, here’s the deal the display backlight is out but the patch names are still readable I’m including a replacement back light that I got for it but never installed so watch a video on how to install a backlight as it’s more than a 5 minute job, also there’s a low whine coming from the power transformer this happens when these keyboards get old the whine doesn’t come out of the outputs or headphone jack or effect the audio you just hear it in the room so on a gig with bar noise you wouldn’t hear it but in your studio when nothing else on you’d hear it
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