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Vintage Simi-Modular Synthesizer

 The ARP 2600 is one of the most iconic and sought‑after analog synthesizers ever built — a legendary semi‑modular system produced by ARP Instruments from 1971 to 1981. Known for its massive sound, flexible architecture, and rock‑solid engineering, the 2600 became a favorite of professional musicians, studios, and universities alike. 

 Type: Semi‑modular analog subtractive synthesizer

• Polyphony: Monophonic
• Oscillators: 3 voltage‑controlled oscillators (VCOs)
• Filter: Classic 24 dB/oct low‑pass filter (4012 early, 4072 later)
• Effects: Built‑in spring reverb
• Controllers: 3604 or 3620 keyboard depending on revision (later models duophonic‑capable)

 The Fender Rhodes Piano Bass from 1971 is a rare find in great condition. This electric piano bass features 32 keys, a sleek black color, and is made of wood. Measuring 22 inches in length, 8 inches in height, and 22 inches in width, this unique instrument weighs 40 pounds and was manufactured in the United States. With its vintage charm and iconic Fender Rhodes brand, this electric piano bass is sure to be a standout piece for any musician or collector looking for a one-of-a-kind addition to their collection.
Fender Rhodes Piano Bass 1972 – Silver Sparkle Rare Find Great Condition. Clean. Est. Value: 2600-3500 

 Provenance: This Yamaha semi‑hollow electric guitar was purchased directly from Tom Scholz of Boston in 1974, during the period when I was assisting him at Poor Farm Recording in Hudson, MA. The guitar bears Yamaha’s factory neck/assembly number 3357 and a separate inventory number 4080 engraved on both the guitar and its original case, consistent with early studio or touring asset tracking. The instrument remains in the same condition as when received from Tom.  

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Instrument: Yamaha SA‑series semi‑hollow electric guitar (likely SA‑20, late 1960s) Factory Neck Number: 3357 Inventory Number: 4080 (guitar + case) Condition: Original, unmodified since acquisition

I acquired this guitar directly from Tom Scholz, founder of the band Boston, in 1974. At the time, I was working as an engineer at Poor Farm Recording in Hudson, Massachusetts, where Tom and Brad Delp were developing the early demos that would eventually lead to Boston’s debut album.

The Takamine G‑Series is known for delivering high‑quality craftsmanship, reliable performance, and rich acoustic tone at an accessible price point. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a beginner looking for a dependable instrument, this guitar offers the feel and sound Takamine is famous for.

Signed by JohnJohn Berry is an American country music artist. He rose to national fame in the 1990s, becoming one of the decade’s most recognizable voices 

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World tour gig bag for 88 keyboards.  Like new condition