chris jury wrote:Crumar electric piano at a pawn shop near my office. Didn't get a model number or a chance to try it out, as they were closed when i came in. I looked on Ebay, It seemed to most closely resemble the DP-50 model, basically a rhodes knock-off. I think the tag said $500, but it was tough to see-I'm sure there is room to negotiate.

Anyone in the seattle area need something like that?

Paging RayJ

Please don't bid on the Teisco guitar. I'm not bidding on the following, but I think you guys might...

Paia 2720 Envelope Follower

Paia 2720 Sine/PWM

Paia VCA Module

Paia Bandpass & Lowpass Filters

Paia Control Oscillator

Paia VCO & VCA

Paia Inverter Buffer & Balanced Modulator

ubercat wrote:Please don't bid on the Teisco guitar. I'm not bidding on the following, but I think you guys might...

Paia 2720 Envelope Follower

Paia 2720 Sine/PWM

Paia VCA Module

Paia Bandpass & Lowpass Filters

Paia Control Oscillator

Paia VCO & VCA

Paia Inverter Buffer & Balanced Modulator

These just dont have casings or what? Do they need to be wired for outs or what? Maybe I should ask the seller.

scott wrote:

Atlantis wrote:This thread should be a sticky

That really doesn't make any sense. If there's something new, which there is pretty much all the time, it goes to the top. If there's nothing new, it shouldn't be at the top.

Makes sense to me since the page numbers always change. Very frequently also. Sometimes I will check it when its in the same spot or close to it and there will be like 5 new posts. I dont know, was just an idea. I will go smoke more cat nip.

ubercat wrote:

chris jury wrote:Crumar electric piano at a pawn shop near my office. Didn't get a model number or a chance to try it out, as they were closed when i came in. I looked on Ebay, It seemed to most closely resemble the DP-50 model, basically a rhodes knock-off.

Anyone in the seattle area need something like that?

Paging RayJ

this one?:


they're not actually electromechanical, but just electronic (no hammer and tines, just circuits). Analog pianos are really neat, though.

I think the tag said $500, but it was tough to see-I'm sure there is room to negotiate.

if so, $500 is waaaay too much for that thing. You can still score some of the yamaha cp 25s and 35s (they're a similar analog piano synth) for a couple hundred less than that on a regular basis. even on ebay.

as far as I know, crumar never made an electric piano, but if they did, it wouldn't be worth 500 either. there aren't enough of them to go around in case something goes wrong and you need parts.

A few years ago I payed $25 for one of these:



From my experience with this model I wouldn't pay more than $100 for anything they make.

yeah, there are some of those weird italian and russian synths that look nice, but they often aren't built very well.

yamahas are actually really underrated as far as old synths go. lots of mindblowing models. thing is, they did so much work on pianos, that most of their keyboards actually have really nice action, and they're usually built to last the ages. I have two different yamahas from the 70's and they feel great to play. it really helps writing when the keys are good.

I got a wurlitzer electric piano I am selling. Its actually a mutronics licensed by wurlitzer. Same exact thing to every spec.

Atlantis wrote:I got a wurlitzer electric piano I am selling. Its actually a mutronics licensed by wurlitzer. Same exact thing to every spec.

I PMed you about this.

twelve hours ago, actually.

I've been looking for a decent 4ohm cab to go with a Bassman70 I won a few months ago. Local shops have turned up zilch thus far. I saw this traynor cab for $286 shipped the other day. Anyone played through one of these or have any thoughts about this set up?