WERSI Bass Synth

Another version (I believe the factory version) of the Wersi bass synth. The music at the beginning is the same synthesizer multi-tracked.

[@benkenobi7470]

one of my first synthesizer! still keep it and love it... great intro, thanks!

[@phlattgetit]

Your welcome it is a special , unique instrument.

[@phlattgetit]

@fredfades I don't know nowadays? You would have to check the auction sites and such. I got this one for $40 dollars in the early 90's at a pawn shop. The case was closed up and not with the other musical instruments I walked on by but then I noticed the pedals laying beside it.

[@phlattgetit]

No plans to sell any of it. I don't know about the pedal compatibility? It has a multi pin connector on the back. I don't think they are very common? This is the only one I've seen in person and so far the only one I've seen with the pedals?

[@WilliamHonda]

Cool Declaration! Thank You!

[@phlattgetit]

You're welcome, thanks for watching.

[@WilliamHonda]

A Pleasure!

[@fredfades]

This is the craziest synthesizer I've ever seen. How much do they go for?

[@phlattgetit]

there's nothing on it I can see anywhere. No stickers, no numbers, no nameplate. On the top of the 16 pin plug there is a name that says Hirschmann Apparently the plug maker? Some quick Googling I found mention of it on a page about Farfisa compact organs. They say it's Hirschmann MES160. Sorry, I'm not any more help than that.

[@americandog]

phat

[@gjc82071]

When did this thing come out? Early-Mid 1970's?

[@phlattgetit]

@tapehiss Hi Tapehiss, the back panel on mine reads 0.1 A . I've never had to replace the fuse on mine so I can't say for sure? Good Luck with it. One weird thing about mine is when I first turn it on it has a lot of noise in the signal if I immediately turn it off and back on again it clears up?

[@phlattgetit]

Mid to late 70's possibly.

[@GroundedSaugage]

please, PLEASE GIVE MEH THE MODEL NUMBER!!!!!!!!!!!