Analogue Solutions Oberkorn Analog CV/Gate Sequencer

This unit is in great shape.  There are a few scratches on the top and bottom but no big deal.  If you are into analog synths, then this sequencer will take your programming to the next level.  Analogue sequencing is less mechanical and more musical. I am including a System J Synthesizers TC-X Universal Trigger Interface (see photo).  It will convert V-Trig to S-Trig or the opposite S-Trig to V-Trig. It will convert short triggers and longer gate signals and is compatible with most vintage synthesizers from Roland, Korg, Moog, ARP, Sequential Circuits, Oberheim, Yamaha and many others. Also suitable for interfacing vintage synths with more modern modular gear.
These units are being sold new for $1099 new.  Here is your chance to save big $$$ Please note that the unit is being sold and shipped in the SKB case shown.
More Info: Analog Purists, Here's Your Sequencer!

For a pure-analog sequencing solution, the Analogue Solutions Oberkorn analog CV/Gate sequencer is an impressive performer. Use the 48 CV knobs and 16 Gate switches to send sequences to your analog synthesizers and drum machines. Oberkorn gives you three CV channels and two Gate channels to sequence, with up to 16 steps per sequence. And although it's an analog sequencer, you can use a MIDI controller to jump to any sequence position on the Analogue Solutions Oberkorn CV/Gate sequencer.

What's so cool about true-analog sequencing?

An analog sequencer's CV output is not quantised (turned into a digital signal), which means the smooth knob-turn you just performed isn't turned into a series of discrete steps. It's geeky tech stuff, but you can hear it when you're sweeping a filter if you know what to listen for. Oberkorn's CV outputs can sweep smoothly from minimum to maximum voltage, without the stair-stepping sound that comes from a quantised controller.

It's about a different way to be creative

Compared to software synthesizers, the Analogue Solutions Oberkorn may seem like a de-evolution of creative potential - not so. Analog sequencers force you to create in a completely different workflow than with digital sequencers, and they're primed for experimentation. If you've got analog synths, love the feeling of creating music on the fly, and aren't afraid to experiment, you definitely want to check out the Oberkorn analog CV/Gate sequencer.