FS/FT: Korg Mono/Poly
Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2011 7:14 pmGulp,
well it seems my gas for a Moog Voyager is getting so out of hand that I am looking to sell my Korg Mono/Poly, which I swore I would never sell
It has a midi mod (midi in) so you can drive it from your computer, and the wood case has been replaced by a lovely hardwood case by the guys from Synthwood (in the US)
It runs on 110V, but I will include a step-down transformer
Issues wise, only a few.
I replaced most of the conductor strips in the keyboard last year but fell short one strip, so there is one old strip in there... of these seven or so keys, two keys aren;t triggering too well. This can obviously be fixed up by sourcing a new conductor strip or using conductor paint on the contacts. Never really bothered me too much too be honest, since I used it though midi anyway.
Few scuffs and cosmetic blemishes on the back panel, but the face of the synth is in good cosmetic condition.
Besides there issues, it was serviced last year so works as it should
I am unsure how much it is worth since these don;t come about too often in Australia, but initially I would think $1600 is a fair price (open to negotiation though)
Also happy to trade /partial trade for a Moog Voyager or smallish modular system (if you have anything else trade wise, let me know anyway)
Pickup and inspections in Melbourne
Cheers
Manny Satija
well it seems my gas for a Moog Voyager is getting so out of hand that I am looking to sell my Korg Mono/Poly, which I swore I would never sell
It has a midi mod (midi in) so you can drive it from your computer, and the wood case has been replaced by a lovely hardwood case by the guys from Synthwood (in the US)
It runs on 110V, but I will include a step-down transformer
Issues wise, only a few.
I replaced most of the conductor strips in the keyboard last year but fell short one strip, so there is one old strip in there... of these seven or so keys, two keys aren;t triggering too well. This can obviously be fixed up by sourcing a new conductor strip or using conductor paint on the contacts. Never really bothered me too much too be honest, since I used it though midi anyway.
Few scuffs and cosmetic blemishes on the back panel, but the face of the synth is in good cosmetic condition.
Besides there issues, it was serviced last year so works as it should
I am unsure how much it is worth since these don;t come about too often in Australia, but initially I would think $1600 is a fair price (open to negotiation though)
Also happy to trade /partial trade for a Moog Voyager or smallish modular system (if you have anything else trade wise, let me know anyway)
Pickup and inspections in Melbourne
Cheers
Manny Satija