Vintage Synth Explorer

Found a great Demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enp5 I_dy-QI

There is a reason that these units don't show up on eBay very often. Most folks who own a Vintage Keys know their continuing value and usefulness. The organ samples alone rival even the best "stand alone" boxes.....IMHO. I own mostly Kurzweil Samplers, and I've always found the Proteous sounds to be weak in comparison, but this thing is a whole different deal. I use it often to supplement my Voyager and SE-1, and the" Wurly" Samples are excellent. My MOTIF beats the Rhodes samples, but that's about it. Paul Schaffer has 2 Vintage Keys in his rack, on Letterman, and I'm sure that he can have anything he wants, (There's a JV-1080 in there, too.) As new technology leaps forward, I believe this unit will continue to be a useful tool for any studio, and it's a 1 space powerhouse for gigs. If you see one pop up on eBay, GET IT!

This is my favorite module in my rack. Had it for 15years now. Used it live hundreds of times. It has traveled all over the US with me. Never had a single problem with it. Keyboard players have approached me countless times after a gig and asked how I got the B3 sound. I have a Classic Keys installed in my rack right under it just in case the Vintage goes down on me live, but I've never had to use it. There's a photo of my rack here - http://www.myspace.com/sonicinsanitycolo rado
- oops, thought I had one up there! I'll take a pic tommorow and add it in!

2 Demos at ZZSOUNDS

http://cachepe.zzounds.com/media /Vintage1-203a2b4faad635aac475735cc3369c fb.mp3

http://cachepe.zzounds.com/media/V intage2-930e545f2ee99fcb8a7ed209cc8d0a20 .mp3

The Vintage Keys has 8 mb of samples, expandable to 16. It has 512 patches