Sweet jam! Love the cheese. :)

I just bought one today

I jist got a hold of one of these , its unreal , what would you price one of these

I don't buy old electronic gear. You never know if there's a depleted internal battery stopping you from saving your custom settings.

How about VZ1?

Beauty.

Only the Germans could pull this off...

A touching sentimental declaration. Kinda gay tho.. The MicroKorg is a Male Synthesizers. To each his/her/it's own ❤

Surviving of Bontempi in the Chinese era is little miracle.

Great site 👍

The found a roland alfa juno in a pawn shop in 1993 for $100 with some bad keys that i fixed , it has been a go to ever since. Great for tech base , lead and i have never listen to filters like it , the othe one is the waldorf pulse , the front 242 pulse album was named after it

Great outro song! you should release it :) I can't seem to find any pictures of the back of this keyboard. Could you please tell me what kind of I/O it has? I guess it was too early for midi, right? xD

I think the main reason these companies faded was that their instruments needed constant repair & maintenance. My Crumar trilogy spent more time on the repair bench than my home..

Ahhhh I had one of these, weighed an absolute tonne but built like a tank. Had the memory upgrade but eventually the screen faded and became too difficult to use. Loved the filter but its use become minimal so I sold it for about £50 🤦🏻‍♂️

i try to write after the second track but the sequencer doesn't work only the first 2 tracks i can record is it a hardware problem? great video thank you 🙏🏻🎹

buckethead uses one :>

Yikes my music teacher had this when I was in year 7 (1991). I was using a casio CT470 so thought the psr-36 wasn't much cop. Great video.

I've owned one of these since 1993 and always enjoyed working with it when I was making my own music. What I never understood was how to utilize it with MIDI. How about a demonstration of that?

I got the Crumar Multiman S, the beautifulest strings ever !

1:23 i think it was Ricardo 😂😂😂😂

da isch ja en schwiizer 😂😂😂😂 hei salutte!!!

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sehr geil, gefällt mir richtig gut.

Just saw one with manual at a shop for $99. I resisted GAS and left it 🏅

Its a definitely nice keyboard. But the negative is it's so damn big and heavy. If you don't have the space for it, don't get it.

btw: a great patch you‘re playing! Is there a sheet available?

Yes, it’s a really cool and solid vintage synth!! Full agreement here! And I also missed out the PG800 🥲

good very nice bro

And that's just side 1!

Thank you for this video.

Hi. I'm an italian lucky owner of an ELKA EH105. It was bought by my father in 1988. I had no documentation. Finally, serching on internet, I found on EBay some documentation, including the Electronic diagrams (very intereting !!) and the operating instructions. Unfortunately for me, the instructions are in German language (no problem, I can translate), but I wonder why I didn't found it in italian language... Anway it works fine and now I can use it in all it's functions.

Ah, what a good day to have the number 639 as the favorite number.

I need one of these so bad

Are you sending midi clock to the cz5000 here? :))

"Analogue sound engine"? Guess people will believe anything if it's said authoritatively and in an exotic accent. What's analogue about the HD43517 sound chips that power this device?

Babe why is our neighbor hugging a synthesizer on the roof????? 😭

Your English sounds so German... is it?

There was a local Jazz guy, forget his name, but he used to swear by these things. In the right hands these can be *super* funky. Casio made great little keyboards before they switched to that godawful signed 8bit PCM stuff. A friend of mine in the 90s used one of these for a low-fi triphop act (Think Portishead or Massive attack, but played on a Casio and Korg drum machine with a singer who sung like an angel) , and it actually sounded amazing

Does the FZ-1 have the patches included that the Casio CZ series had?

Not gonna lie, your song made me cry

No my friend, the JX-8P is the winners synth! What's not to like? It has features even it's big older brother the Jupiter 8 doesn't have. Junos were also seen as lesser for Manny years because of the use of DCOs, now people say: it's like a Jupiter because it has the same filter chip! But the JX-8P uses the same filter chip as the Super Jupiter rack synth (the Rev. 5) which now sells for mega-bucks. The JX in my opinion is closer to the Jupiters in terms of design and sound, and in fact in some ways is better. If Roland have release the JX-8P with 8 note polyphony, split mode, an arpegiator/sequencer, built in sliders, better quality buttons and a slop mode for the dcos, this things would've been perfect.

fake pro 4k wins my special trophy great beluga 2022!

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17:13 Why don't you just connect a battery with a diode in parallel with the capacitor, with the diode then connected in series with the battery? This should prevent the current from flowing back into the battery. And you can also replace the old capacitor with a new one.

My father bought a Yamaha PSR-36 in December 1988 for a price of 990 DM 14 % VAT included. According to historical currency rates, that was $556.87 on that day. Was the Casio HT-3000 in the same price range?

FM and PD are two sides of the same coin. I bet they only called it PD to evade some patents.