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We buy, sell, repair & trade fine classic vintage synthesizers, new and used analog & digital keyboards and other music machines, from retro to modern. We do full restorations of most of our high end instruments from the 1970s and 1980s so they work like new again or better. We've been vintage synth dealers since the early 90s, so buy with confidence. Please read about our business and pricing here before continuing.

Phone: 510-859-3558 Email: vintagesynthmuseum@gmail.com
Vintage Synths Include: Moog MiniMoog Model D Moog Taurus I Moog Sonic Six Moog Source Moog Micromoog Moog Polymoog 203a Moog 1125 Sample and Hold Controller Moog 1130 Drum Controller EMS Synthi AKS EMS Vocoder 2000 EMS 8 Octave Filter Bank Ionic Performer ARP Odyssey MKII ARP 2600 with 3620 keyboard ARP 1613 Sequencer ARP Rhodes Chroma Chroma Polaris Sequential Circuits T8 Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Sequential Circuits Pro-One Oberheim 4-Voice Oberheim Xpander Oberheim OB-Xa Oberheim OB-8 Roland Jupiter 8 Roland Jupiter 6 Roland Jupiter 4 Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter Rev. 4 with MPG-80 Roland Juno 6 Roland Juno 60 Roland Juno 106 Roland SH-5 Roland SH-101 Roland TB-303 Roland RS-505 Roland TR-707 Roland TR-808 Roland TR-909 Roland TR-606 Roland CR-78 Roland CR-8000 Linndrum LM-2 Univox/Korg Maxikorg Korg PS-3100 Korg MS-50 Korg MS-20 Korg MS-10 Korg SQ-10 Korg VC-10 Korg Mono/Poly Korg Trident MkII Steiner-Parker Synthacon Serge Modular: vintage 1980's 10 panel system EML Electro-Comp 101 EML Electro-Comp 200 EML Electro-Comp 400/401 Crumar Spirit Octave Cat MKI Octave-Plateau Cat Stick Octave-Plateau Voyetra 8 Electric Dream Plant Wasp Gleeman Pentaphonic Elka Synthex Yamaha CS-5 Yamaha CS-30 Yamaha CS-80 Yamaha CS-70m Yamaha SK-50D Oxford OSCar Formanta Polivoks Поливокс Paia Proteus Triadex Muse PPG Wave 2.2 DK Synergy CMI Fairlight
Modern synths include: Buchla Music Easel Cwejman S1 MkII Metasonix Wretch Machine Knas - The Ekdahl Polygamist Spectral Audio Syntrack Synthesizers.com 55U system Effects Include: Korg Stage Echo SE-500 (tape echo) Korg GR-1 Gated Spring Reverb Moog MKPE 3 Band Parametric EQ Moog MKG Ten Band Graphic Equalizer Roland RE-201 Tape Echo Roland RE-301 Chorus Echo Roland PH-830 Stereo Phaser Roland SPH-323 Phase Shifter Roland SDD-320 Dimension D Roland SDE-330 Dimensional Space Delay Roland SRV-330 Dimensional Space Reverb Roland SVC-350 Vocoder Dynacord TAM 19 Analog Flanger / Doubler Multivox Multi Echo MX-312 Maestro Universal Synthesizer System Maestro Echoplex MTI Analog String Ensemble Furman RV-1 Spring Reverb Paia 1500 Phlanger DOD R-880 Dual Delay Analog Delay DOD R-870 Stereo Flanger Univox UEQ-1 Spring Reverb / Graphic Equalizer / Overdrive Freeform Analogue Technologies FAT THC-00 Resinator Filter Alesis Quadraverb Alesis Akira Alesis 3630 Lexicon Vortex Hardware: Universal Audio Apollo 16 Overstayer Modular Channel 8755DM Encore Expressionist Eight Channel MIDI-CV Converter
Call (510) 859–3558 from 10am – 11pm daily or Email us at vintagesynthmuseum@gmail.com
Q: Where is VSM located? A: VSM is located in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, CA.
Q: How does this work? A: We rent out the space by private, hourly appointments. Everything is set-up to play and/or record. VSM is primarily an electronic music recording studio, though you are not required to use it as such.
Q: How much does an appointment cost? A: Basic appointments start at $60/hr and go up $20/hr per person you add to the reservation, up to 4 people(rates may vary with more than 5 people). If you need a full-time recording engineer, or would like group instruction, the rate will go up accordingly. This pricing is for private individuals. If you are affiliated with a corporation, or commercial project, film shoot, etc…please inquire for rates.
Q: Can I record the synths, drum machines, sequencers, etc..? A: Yes. Everything is running into one of six mixers which are routed to a Universal Audio Apollo 16. Our computer is running Logic X and Ableton Live 11. If you would like to use our computer to record, all you need to do is bring a flash drive. You can bring your own laptop to plug directly into our system as well, if you have the UA drivers installed. If you would prefer to use your own recording interface, we have all of the synths routed to patchbays, so you can tap any of the synths, individually, pre-mixer. There is a QR code at every mixer. Once scanned, this will bring up a web page that lists what synths are routed to which mixer and patchbay channel, as well as the effects routing and which channels the mixer is routed to on the UA Apollo 16. The manuals for all of the synths are also linked on this page. Links to the mixer pages here: Mixer 1 Mixer 2 Mixer 3 Mixer 4 Mixer 5 Mixer 6
Q: Do I need to book an appointment in advance? A: You’re welcome to book in last minute, but we can’t guarantee that it won’t already be booked out. That being said, we take appointments from 10am-11pm daily, so there are almost always openings everyday.
Q: Are all of the instruments plugged in? A: Yes, 95% of the synths, drum machines, samplers, effects, and sequencers are plugged in and ready to play and record, with the exception of a few pieces, which can easily be connected.
Q: Can I play the synths, drum machines, sequencers, etc..? A: Yes. Our main goal is get these amazing instruments into your hands.
Q: Am I cool enough to book an appointment at VSM? A: Yes you are. You’re an amazing person who deserves the best.
Q: Will there be people there judging my skills? A: No. We’re just happy to have people of all backgrounds over here to enjoy and explore this magical place.
Q: Can I just stop in and look around? A: No. Unfortunately, we have to pay to be here, and you’ll have to pay to be here too. If you would like to see the space, we would encourage you to get a group of friends together and book an appointment, or attend one of our workshops or events, or contact us to buy a t-shirt, and pick it up here. We are not supported by any State or National art grants. We are completely dependent on your patronage and participation.

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