Best piece of gear you ever sold?

[aaeronn]

memorymoog
virus indigo 2
sci pro-1

would like them all back please

[target_destroyed]

Hmmm. Anything I sold was sold for a reason. I guess if I had to pick I miss the Microwave XT the most.

[bebopcola]

Originally Posted by Popbott

I too have rarely sold anything, but the one I regret the most was the Moog Source. No regrets as the new owner said it broke down two months later. He still sold it for $1300. I want another one, Mopho Keyboard version just won't cut it! Nice to have though.

Slim Phatty.

[ofajen]

Studer J-37.

Cheers,

Otto

[ofajen]

Originally Posted by ofajen

Studer J-37.

Followed by the 3M M-56 and then the M-79s. The other M-23 doesn't count, perhaps, because I traded it for a Gibson amp and an old Melody Maker. Good machines all, but now I have more room.

Cheers,

Otto

[Alex Aliferis]

I had a SoundTracs Topaz 24 x 8 board that sounded super-sweet, but I wanted automation. It was quite sizable as well.

[jbuonacc]

Originally Posted by djugel

FZ-20m - I never knew that even existed.. . what's the difference to the FZ-1/FZ-10m ?

SCSI and 2mb of RAM. also, not sure about the FZ-10m, but the 20m didn't have the built-in waveforms that are in the FZ-1. i found that it was easy enough to save them to disk to use in the 20m. it's been a while though, i don't recall many details.

[Teknobeam]

Roland SH5.....twice

[Demonjohn]

Mesa boogie dual rectifier

[ttown23]

Originally Posted by lunaticpark

Roland SH-09. At the time I sold it, I was too stupid / unexperienced to use it... Now I'm still stupid but with a little bit more experience...
I still miss that synth sometimes.

Yep, strangely I feel the same way... my SH-09 was a major part of a trade toward and SH-5. Now, I know that I should like the SH-5 better, and in theory it should be able to do everything that the SH-09 could do plus more, but I miss the ceiling-ripping bass lines that I got out of the SH-09!!!

[paugui]

I haven't sold that many synths I liked...


The main ones that I liked and end up selling were:

Casio CZ-5000 (would rather get the CZ-1 for velocity and aftertouch sensibility)
Korg Wavestation (would rather have the EX version for the Prophet VS waveforms)
Novation Supernova II (needed some money and sold it for a relatively nice price... hope to get the Pro X version of it later)
Yamaha SY77 (would rather have the SY99 or the TG77 since it only takes rack space)

But I'd rather have a better version of them, so it wasn't a bad idea...


The rest were just ROMplers (that I wouldn't use that much or didn't like that much) and a Yamaha CS5 (still have other CS5, a CS10 and 2 CS15s, so no problem about that one...) and DX7.

The other synths I might regret a bit are the Korg 03R/W (only because I have an RE1, which I use with my Korg A1, and with that programmer it wasn't a bad machine to edit), and a Yamaha DX7 (it had a case and I traded it for a Doepfer MAQ16/3, so it wasn't that bad)

The Yamaha DX7 is probably the one I'd miss the most, mainly because I didn't have the chance to explore it that much and the exact day I traded it for the MAQ, I bought a Sony DPS-V77, and the sound of the Yamaha DX7 processed by the Sony were really really nice.
But not that much time to explore it then... :(

[astraeus000]

I sold:

Rhodes Chroma with CC+ for $2000
Chroma Polaris with membrane meltdown sold for $200
Alesis Andromeda for $1700
Dave Smith Polyevolver for $1100
Roland Juno 106 (since replaced with another) sold for $200
Yamaha CS-15 (since replaced)

and now I may be trading off my second Polyevolver for a Tempest. why, I do not know . . .

[Itsmorning]

A computer

[MoneySound]

Mesa/Boogie studio 22 combo amp. Damn, do I ever want it back.

[jaytranzmit]

Is this a "anything you sold" thread now or picking an item that maybe you regret having sold?

[MoneySound]

I posted the best piece of gear I ever sold. And I regret it. I haven't sold anything since!

[HomeProducer]

Sold:

Juno 106 (biggest regrets, but I felt that oscillators could start to malfunction)
SH-101 (probably a mistake)

Joemeek Sc4 DAD (regrets)
JD800 (replaced with jd990, still not the same experience)
Reason 6 (never looked back)

Genelec 8050: probably a mistake

[erikdrink]

technics sl-1210mk2

[tomcc]

Sold a Jupiter 6 for next to nothing. Only regret is what they are worth now . Didnt really miss the sound and hated the feel of the keyboard.


Sold a PRO One and not sure why. Wish I has kept this one

[Disease Factory]

Jupiter 8 for 2500, before the price skyrocketed on ebay. GAH!

[Izok]

24 tracks analog tapes 2" Lyrec tr533 + external wooden VU

[javd007]

my juno 106 and obie ob xa

[guid0]

Korg MS-10.
I really miss that little bugger.

[the_dwark]

boss sp 505, fun little sampler no real use.

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[AikiGhost]

My beloved old korg esx1.

[kazper]

Originally Posted by 100th Monkey

It's a toss up between a K5000s and a Fizmo. I really liked both of them, but I needed the room and the cold digital sound was already covered by an FS1r.

Wow I bought all of those from the same guy... wounder how he feels today..

[robot gigante]

Matrix 12
Emulator III

...financial difficulties about ten years back...



*sob*

[duggabax]

MC202...the envelopes...the filter...the tone...I used to have a very old school setup. For a brief while I was rocking JSQ60, MC202, JUNO60, TR606. Made some acidy simplistic sequencer-techno.

[taiko]

I traveled across the US and Canada with my brother in '96, and funded the trip by buying and selling analog synths that we found in pawn shops and attics.
Found a realistic/concertmate MG1 radio shack/moog in the midwest and made a few hundred on that. Picked up a Juno 106 and traded it for an ARP 2600, one of the best trades I ever made in my life. Also found an original mint Mu-Tron bi-phase and modded it with CV/Gate inputs. I purchased an original ARP Sequencer in New Mexico, and 4 Roland 100M modules in Ontario.
Out of those amazing instruments I still have the Roland modules and Arp Sequencer, but (this is the deep regret) had to sell the ARP 2600 in New York city to cover the cost of the trip. It was a greyface in mint condition. Had to pry it out of my hands. Still think about her sometimes

other synths/gear I've loved and lost:
MC202
TR606
Serge module 1st edition (another poignant memory, best filters I've ever heard in my life)
ARP 2500 modular with matrix
ASR10 rack (with ZIP drive!)
Quasimidi Quasar 1st edition
Korg MS10/20/Sequencer

[CarlV]

I'll post with the best piece of gear I chose not to buy. For my first synth in 1998 I had the choice between a Korg DW-8000 and a Roland SH-101. I chose the Korg and regret it to this day.