FS: *New-old* Korg Wavestation EX, mint Roland MC-303 (both with orig. everything)

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  1. Adrian Myers Guest

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    All,

    I have two items I'd like to pass along: an honest-to-god new-old Korg
    Wavestation EX, and a mint/excellent condition Roland MC-303, both
    with original boxes, cables, and manuals.

    For details and pics, please see:
    http://www.zentripetal.com/synths/ws_index.html (Wavestation)
    http://www.zentripetal.com/synths/mc303_index.html (MC-303)


    If that's too much text, here are the short versions:----------------

    - Wavestation EX -
    I just purchased this Wavestation EX *new in box* from the famous
    House of Guitars last month. The unit appeared triple-boxed, with all
    original packing materials and accessories. It needed the "sticky
    keys" repair and a new battery out of the box, which it received the
    day I got it. The unit has technically been touched by a human being
    now, but is otherwise completely mint, as are the accessories. I
    assume you know the legacy of this synth, but if not, or if you want
    technical specs, check the reviews at Harmony Central or Sonicstate's
    Synthsite (all links at bottom of post).

    I am asking $430 for this unit, or $500 total if purchased together
    with the MC-303 (s/h from Willow Grove, PA (19090) will be added in
    either case).


    - Roland MC-303 -
    The extremely portable X0X rhythm and bass programmer from Roland's
    "Groovesynth" line. Tacky marketing aside, this is an outstanding
    unit for sophisticated rhythm programming, has excellent MIDI
    functionality, and works very well either with its own respectable
    internal synth engine or as a controller for other units. For
    technical details and reviews, please check the links at the end of
    the post for the Harmony Central and Sonicstate's Synthsite reviews of
    this machine. Again, this unit is in really exceptional/flawless
    condition, and comes in the original box, with the original manual and
    power supply. The slipcover for the manual has been lost, but as you
    can see from the photos on
    http://www.zentripetal.com/synths/mc303_index.html, it has been taken
    care of quite well. I will find a suitable cover for it and the PS
    for shipping, and it will be double-boxed or wrapped to preserve the
    integrity of the original box.

    I am asking $175, or $500 total if purchased together with the Korg
    Wavestation EX (s/h from Willow Grove, PA (19090) will be added in
    either case).

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    Allow me to stress that both units are in flawless cosmetic and
    operating condition. The Wavestation may be of particular interest to
    anybody seeking this instrument because it is literally in
    *flawless/new* condition. Better than new, in fact, given that "new"
    meant that it needed a keyboard action fix. As it stands, those keys
    should be in perfect order for years, and the internal battery is
    completely new as well. You absolutely cannot expect to find a
    13-year-old synth that is historically quite fragile in this
    condition, especially with the manuals and pack-in card and such.


    Here are some links for general information about both synths:

    Wavestation EX
    http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/korg_wavestationex.cfm
    http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Data/Korg/Wavestation-EX-01.html
    http://www.danphillips.com/wavestation/

    MC-303
    http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/rolandmc303.cfm
    http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Data/Roland/MC-303-Groovebox-01.html


    In my opinion, both synths are outstanding units, and although I
    didn't plan to lose both (or either one, for that matter), they do
    compliment each other very well, especially for sophisticated ambient
    electronica or atmospheric synthpop.


    My contact info:
    Adrian Myers
    hausmaus @ zentripetal.com


    Thank you for your interest.
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