Roland System-100M Model 172 PHASE SHIFTER in Very Good Condition.++

Roland System-100M Module 172:

A phaser/delay component from a legendary patchable synth!

Description

The Roland System-100M, released in 1975 during the “Golden Era” of Japanese audio equipment, is a renowned yet rare monophonic semi-modular analog synthesizer. The System-100M can be expanded extensively, using the various module options, and a built-up system has nearly unlimited possibilities for crafting analog synth sounds, for which the system is critically acclaimed. The System-100M is patchable and semi-modular, providing a tactile and satisfying experience. This Model 172 was released in 1980 and is the phaser and delay unit for the System-100M. The System-100M has been used by countless artists over the years, including The Human League, Vangelis, Hans Zimmer, and much more.

This synth is in Very Good condition, though it does show some expected signs of age, including some scuffs (please see photos). It has been tested by our professional technician and is working perfectly.

Additional Information

Technical Specifications

Serial : 180846

Country of Manufacture : Japan

Power Supply :

*Regulated DC+15V 50 mA MAX

DC- 15V 40 mA MAX

*Unregulated DC+22V 20 mA MAX

Accessories

- Conecting Cable

Voltage

Please check the power requirements for this device and the specifications of your power supply. If you need to use this item in a 220-240 V environment, you'll need a transformer. We sell high quality Japanese compact transformers (Nissyo), which will allow you to use this item safely and with good performance in your country.

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