Archive of the former Yahoo!Groups mailing list: MOTM

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When: Sale begins midnight Saturday Central Time (I'm in Texas)
Ends: midnight Sunday June 5th
Where: www.synthtech.com, click ORDER tag. You will see Garage Sale in green
letters in the upper left corner when the sale "goes live" (no preview)

What you need to do BEFORE then: go to the order home page and register. You
MUST register BEFORE you check out and this is important becase of
"poaching".

POACHING WARNING: because of the nature of ZenCart (the "storefront"
software), items are removed from the 'store' ONLY AFTER A CHECKOUT. Placing
an item into a shopping cart DOES NOT REMOVE IT and so, if multiple people
have the same item in their cart, the FIRST TO CHECKOUT GETS IT.

There is NOTHING I CAN DO to prevent this. So, if you ∗really∗ want an item,
get it and IMMEDIATELY CHECK OUT. But, there is NO guarantee that when you
go to checkout, the item hasn't been poached.

Once an item is bought, ZenCart removes it from the storefront. So, if you
don't see something, it has been bought. Credit cards and PayPal accepted.
Please CAREFULLY read the shipping terms for each item.

What is of possible interest:

Synergy Collection
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1ea original manual
1ea original foot pedals
1ea MuLogix Slave 32 (1 of 8 known to exist)
3ea "SuperCarts", voice carts with 16 banks of 24 voices (384 in all)
1ea full doc and disk set and a FREE Kaypro if you want it :)
1ea 100% working Synergy II+ (MIDI)
1ea spare board set
1ea Synery II (not a plus) no serial working but I have 2 spare serial
boards that MIGHT work.
several voice carts

Other Synths/Effects
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P5 Rev 3.3 w/factory MIDI
Curtis chips /free MemoryMoog
Korg Wavestation A/d
Roland D-550 w/PG-1000 programmer
Digi002 w/ProTools LE
Eventide DSP-7000 UltraHarmonizer
tc Electronics M3000 reverb
tc Electronics Fireworx
much more!

and over 100 other items (30yr synth literature collection, synths, DIY
parts, textbooks, FPGA boards, DSP systems, and much crap)

Paul Schreiber
Synthesis Technology