A super illusive 6-voice DCO/CEM based analog polysynth from Crumar (Made in Italy). These rarely pop up for sale in the States! This one is fully functional and is in pristine vintage condition, includes a road case and original vinyl bag as pictured.

Please note: this synth is 220VAC only and will require a step down transformer for North American operation.

Service notes:

-Replaced electrolytic and tantalum capacitors in power supply unit
-Removed and cleaned switching PCB and switches
-Cleaned all pots and controls
-Cleaned keys and key contacts
-Checked tuning and calibration

More info:

The Stratus is a somewhat rare, slimmed-down version of the Crumar Trilogy. It is basically two synths in one: a Synthesizer and an Organ synth, which can be played separately or both at the same time. There are independent master volume knobs for the Synthesizer and Organ sections. The Organ section features four horizontal drawbars to adjust the volumes of each of the 4 octaves (2', 4', 8' and 16').

Polyphony - 6 voices

Oscillators - 2 DCOs. Organ sound generator with 2', 4', 8' and 16' drawbars.

Waveforms - (saw, square, or a mix of the two).

LFO - 1 LFO with triangle or square waves, can do FM, VCF or VCA

Modulation - Rate, Slope, Delay and Depth controls

Filter - VCF with cutoff, Q (resonance) and envelope

Envelope - ADSR generator

Effects - Oscillator Glide (Portamento)

Arp/Seq - None

Keyboard - 49 keys

Memory - None

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Listeda month 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
  • Stratus
Categories
Year
  • 1982
Made In
  • Italy
Number of Keys
  • 49 Keys
Polyphony
  • 6 Voices

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