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KORG PolySix Vintage Analog Programmable Synth w/ Original Case & Manuals PS-6
Estimated price for orientation: 859 $
Category: Korg Polysix Keyboard Synthesize
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Description Brand: Korg Features: Arpeggiator, Pitch Wheel Type: Keyboard Synthesizer Inputs / Outputs: HDMI In Number of Keys: 61 Country of Manufacture: Japan MPN: Does Not Apply Analog/Digital: Analog Model: Polysix
[Serial # 463473]
Up for sale is KORG PolySix Analog Synthesizer.
Along with the Roland Juno 6 which appeared almost simultaneously, many people regard PolySix as one of the milestone of first proper programmable polysynths, and still sounding great.The unit appears to be working fine, all the keys and knobs and buttons working as they should. I noticed the keys seem to be slightly out of pitch, which could probably do with some adjustment/servicing. This one has CR2032 lithium battery installed as pictured, saving Program Memories is working fine.Cosmetically its in nice and reasonable condition as you can see. There are some wear and scuff marks here and there with very light bend on the front panel and a sticker on one of the wood ends as pictured, but nothing too major. I'm including plenty of pictures so you can see exactly how it looks. Comes in Original Korg Hard Case as shown.I'm also including the Original Owner's Manual and Setting Charts book, as well as a Warranty Card (expired of course) from back in the day.
Power cable included.See here for details & manual: http://www.vintagesynth.com/korg/poly6.php
SHIPPINGShipping is by DHL To America is $170Australia is $180Most of Europe is $220If you are in Russia, South America, Israel etc, then I cannot use DHL so please ask for your rates. **This unit was made for the Japanese market which runs on 100 volts. The USA market runs on 110 volts, basically it will work fine in the USA as its only a small voltage difference, but for optimal longevity of the unit I recommend a step down converter which you can buy for about $10- $20.There are lots of sites selling these, like http://www.voltageconverters.com/japan_voltage.html or you should be able to get one in an electrical supply shop. For european customers where you have 220 volts, you would need something like this http://www.220-electronics.com/Transformers/trans/stepdown.htm --------------------------------PLEASE NOTE-Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.-Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We will ship and insure at the sold price unless otherwise requested.Thanks for checking our listing. Questions welcomed!I deal in a wide range of items and am not a qualified technician. I do however try to give an honest appraisal for every item listed. It is never my intention to mislead.This is a used item being sold “as is”. It appears to be in the condition described above but no guarantees are made.You may need to get professionally qualified technicians to service or repair the item to get it performing to it's full potential. Servicing and any subsequent repairs that may be required are the buyer’s responsibility.
Description
| Brand: | Korg | Features: | Arpeggiator, Pitch Wheel |
| Type: | Keyboard Synthesizer | Inputs / Outputs: | HDMI In |
| Number of Keys: | 61 | Country of Manufacture: | Japan |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Analog/Digital: | Analog |
| Model: | Polysix |
[Serial # 463473]
Up for sale is KORG PolySix Analog Synthesizer.
Along with the Roland Juno 6 which appeared almost simultaneously, many people regard PolySix as one of the milestone of first proper programmable polysynths, and still sounding great.The unit appears to be working fine, all the keys and knobs and buttons working as they should. I noticed the keys seem to be slightly out of pitch, which could probably do with some adjustment/servicing. This one has CR2032 lithium battery installed as pictured, saving Program Memories is working fine.Cosmetically its in nice and reasonable condition as you can see. There are some wear and scuff marks here and there with very light bend on the front panel and a sticker on one of the wood ends as pictured, but nothing too major. I'm including plenty of pictures so you can see exactly how it looks. Comes in Original Korg Hard Case as shown.I'm also including the Original Owner's Manual and Setting Charts book, as well as a Warranty Card (expired of course) from back in the day.
Power cable included.See here for details & manual: http://www.vintagesynth.com/korg/poly6.php
SHIPPINGShipping is by DHL To America is $170Australia is $180Most of Europe is $220
**This unit was made for the Japanese market which runs on 100 volts. The USA market runs on 110 volts, basically it will work fine in the USA as its only a small voltage difference, but for optimal longevity of the unit I recommend a step down converter which you can buy for about $10- $20.There are lots of sites selling these, like http://www.voltageconverters.com/japan_voltage.html or you should be able to get one in an electrical supply shop. For european customers where you have 220 volts, you would need something like this http://www.220-electronics.com/Transformers/trans/stepdown.htm
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PLEASE NOTE-Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.-Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We will ship and insure at the sold price unless otherwise requested.
Thanks for checking our listing. Questions welcomed!I deal in a wide range of items and am not a qualified technician. I do however try to give an honest appraisal for every item listed. It is never my intention to mislead.
This is a used item being sold “as is”. It appears to be in the condition described above but no guarantees are made.You may need to get professionally qualified technicians to service or repair the item to get it performing to it's full potential. Servicing and any subsequent repairs that may be required are the buyer’s responsibility.