Yamaha EX-2 Electone Analog Synthesizer Organ w/ TX-III Tone Cab GX-1
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Demo of what the Yamaha Electone EX-2 Analog Synthesizer Organ can do. Available for sale on our Reverb Store and website
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It good to hear the instrument being played without add on effects.
The EX-2 is essentially a E70 (the home version) in a really cool fiberglass case. Really neat instrument!! I'd love to play one of these, or its bigger brother the EX-1 which had a third solo keyboard like the D85.
And the Ex1 has two sets of generators…. ;)
probably worth noting that even the cheapest, Yamaha home organs of this vintage sound amazing! I use an electone in all my videos!
Had one of these for years. Thinking about going back and buying it back.
Wow !! It sound so good. And it can be considered the very firs polyphonic synthesizer.
It came out 1973. This is a great synth........with pretty many posibilities and pretty expensive. And hard to find....I gues.
Absolutely fantastic machine
You are the best organ player ever!
excellent demonstration 🤙🏼
What an Instrument
Beautiful! 👏👏
I have one. I could use some help locating somewhere or someone in the northeast US to work on it and possibly modify it. Any suggestions are welcomed.
Its seems very similar to the GX1 to me.
私は、随分昔にEー70持っていました。手放して、惜しいことをした。
Buenas noches sr profesor, dónde compró ud ése instrumento musical maravilloso dará la dirección del proveedor
Hola, somos la empresa que vendió el órgano. Lo recibimos de uno de nuestros clientes para venderlo en su nombre en consignación. Lo vendimos hace unas semanas a un productor local. Hi, We are the company that sold the organ. We received it from one of our clients to sell on their behalf on consignment. We sold it a few weeks ago to a local producer.
@@TechnoEmpire Buenos días srs directivos, muchas gracias por su mensaje
Maravilloso!! Cual es el precio de este fantastico instrumento? Se consigue? Gracias
Thank you! We sold this item several months ago and is no longer available. They are pretty rare!
@@TechnoEmpire Muchas gracias, quisiera tener una idea del precio, por que estoy en Chile y me quieren vender uno. Quiero tener la idea, de cual seria el precio que puedo pagar.Gracias por su ayuda.
2:02 Sliders go down to increase, up to decrease.
It's like the drawbars on a Hammond. Pull them out to increase the level of that footage, push them in to decrease.
It’s because the earlier Yamahas only had the tone levers, not the sliders. So they figured that long-time Yamaha users would be accustomed to levers where the top position was “off” and the bottom was “full”, so they oriented the sliders that way round. Note these machines had a mix of both types of controls.
This confuses people accustomed to sliders on other kinds of equipment, where the bottom setting means “off” and the top one means “full”.
Its a traditional organ thing. Goes back to pipe organ stops.
美しい。