Powertran Transcendent 2000 1978 - at the lowest price

This synth has a lot of character.

A rare analog synthesizer from one of legends of analog synth premium builders. These come up from time to time, but I've never seen or played one built as solid as this one.

 These originally came as kits and whoever put this one together really did an amazing job. It's built like a tank.

Nothing else quite sounds like a Trans 2000. it's true. It is a true beast of a monosynth with tones unmatched by other old and new mono machines.

If your looking for an original sounding vintage mono synth, look no further.  Super clean and the keys play like butter for a 37 yr old keyboard.

This had one owner prior to me who was in a few well known bands and was always babied in a smoke free studio.

Its also comes with the US poweradapter/convertor, so no worries there. Plug and play.

Here is an interesting read:


 Enjoy it!

 Will be professionally packed and insured.

The Powertran Transcendent 2000 was an English synthesizer designed by Tim Orr, also notable for his work at EMS and Akai. In the late 1970s, a good synthesizer was too expensive for many musicians, so Orr conceived the Transcendent 2000 as an affordable kit that could be assembled at home - a similar concept to the one used by PAiA in the United States. According to legend, EMS didn't want their name associated with the varying build quality of a home made synth, hence the kit being marketed by Powertran.