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A very special analogue synth used by Sigur Ros...

Here is a Yamaha SK20. It's a vintage analog synth from 79 - 80 that combines string ensemble, organ, and poly-synth sections for lush, layered textures. Perfect for ambient, experimental, and retro-inspired sounds. It also has an 11 pin Leslie speaker connection!

This unit is in great working and cosmetic condition. All keys, buttons, and sliders

function as they should, and it sounds fantastic.

Features:

•Classic analog string, synth, and organ sections

•Layering and split capability

• Onboard modulation and ensemble effects

• Full 61-key keyboard

• Solid vintage build and design w 11 pin Leslie connection (cable not included)

Condition:

• Fully functional

•Clean cosmetic shape with a few scratches

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Listed2 months ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • SK-20 Symphonic Ensemble Synthesizer
Finish
  • Wood Grain
Categories
Year
  • 1979-80
Made In
  • Japan
Number of Keys
  • 61 Keys
Polyphony
  • 7 Voices
Keyboard Action
  • Synth Action
Analog / Digital
  • Analog
Key Size
  • Full Size

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