Turtlerock Forum

As per the title... putting out feelers for some vintage and/or estoric synths.

So, if you have one of these for sale, or know someone who does, fire me a pm.

Roland Jupiter 8

Seriously chasing one, but want a very good / near mint / mint condition unit. Ideally 14 bit, and will pay good/decent money for one.

I'm not however prepared to pay stupid money for one, last one I got offered they wanted $7k which is way too much, even for a mint one, and this one was by no means mint.

Jomox SunSyn

Do want. Preferably a v2 upgraded unit, but beggars can't be choosers.

Studio Electronics Code

I might be getting fed one of these...

Alesis Andromeda A6

Casually chasing one of these.

LL Electronics Rozzbox

Curious to try it out. I was all excited when they announced the Oddulator, but then they scrapped it.

Formanta Polivoks

Just curious. Should save up and get one of these for a laugh. Wanted one since 96, but then they became fashionable and prices went pretty high.


Before you ask, no I'm not loaded, and didn't win the lottery... but I figure I won't get a bunch of replies for all this, so as above, just putting out feelers.

PS: I'm a total tyrekicker, but can provide good references from here, ebay, gearslutz and other random places.

I take it an Alesis S4+ module is nothing like an adromeda?

Not quite...

I'm guessing you see the Jup8 on ebay?

Thats pretty much the market rate for one innit? $6k+

I recently met someone who owns a Code.. He loves it, but it sounds like it's a bit buggy. But it also seems Studio Electronics has awesome customer support, so thats a plus.

Futureman wrote:I'm guessing you see the Jup8 on ebay?

I was offered that one pre-ebay... waaaay too much money, and not mint condition, so unjustifiable to me. (Was the one I was referring to earlier)

Futureman wrote:Thats pretty much the market rate for one innit? $6k+

I personally think that is excessively over valued, given all sorts of reasons, which I won't bore anyone with. (But can if anyone feels like reading a diatribe...)

I'll pay good/decent money... not stupid money.

Futureman wrote:I recently met someone who owns a Code.. He loves it, but it sounds like it's a bit buggy. But it also seems Studio Electronics has awesome customer support, so thats a plus.

I had a deal for one, but it fell through, cést la vie, curious to try one out in the comfort of my own place.

Recently played with one at Awave and locked it up within 10 minutes... just froze all panel controls... not really the best sign.... hahaha