Ok,
I was looking into getting an EMS vocoder at the end of last year - To go
with my Synthi - and here is the letter he sent back dated December 1999.
The prices were in UK Pounds, and the exchange rate that Robin quoted me at
that time was around $1.69 US to £1 UK. He also sent along some
informational packets on each one. They look soo retro....ahhhh, oohhhhh -
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I wish I had some extra cash, I would love to pick up a 2000, if for
nothing else than nastalgia. I am a huge EMS fan and Robin is a great guy.
aaron
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Dear Aaron,
As requested I am enclosing details about eht EMS Vocoders.
Prices are as follows.
Vocoder 2000£ 950
Vocoder 3000£ 2850
Vocoder 5000£ 6500
Note: the above prices do not include shipping.
The Vocoder 2000 is in stock at the moment, but as I said there are only 8
units left. After this I really don't know whether to do a redesign of
just find a new package for it.
The Vocoder 3000 is a bit pricey for my liking. This is because it is
assembled in Germany, but still using the samne eletronics as I use in the
2000. Although the case is good quality the price defferential seems a bit
steep just to get a row of 16 channel attenuations pots.
The 5000 is in there just for the dreaming - the last time we made one of
these was in 1982. We still have the capability to make them but would
need about 50% up front.
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