MATRIXSYNTH Ca. 1980 EML SynKey 1500

Eml Synkey. EML Synkey punch card synth 1976 *PRO SERVICED* Reverb You can turn on or off any of the oscillators you wish, and no tuning is necessary! above image from a EML SynKey 2001 brochure courtesy of Kevin Lightner The SynKey is a programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer with a 3 1/2-octave, 44-note (F-C) keyboard

Originally released in 1976, the 44-key synth was released in both programmable and non. It has thirteen oscillators! That is, one for the primary tone and twelve more for higher semi-tones, each of which are easily accessed by a simple on/off button

EML Synkey Model 2001 For Sale Tone Tweakers Inc.

It manufactured and designed a variety of synthesizers sharing the same basic design but configured in different ways. A favorite of Herbie Hancock's, the SynKey features a staggering 13 oscillators that each correspond with their own pushbuttons—this allows users to play chords with one finger through the selection of intervals It manufactured and designed a variety of synthesizers sharing the same basic design but configured in different ways.

EML Synkey Model 2001 For Sale Tone Tweakers Inc.. Discussions about anything analog, digital, MIDI, synth technology, techniques, theories and more Super rare bird, almost impossible to find in the wild

MATRIXSYNTH EML Synkey 2001 w/ CV/Gate mod. Bought for a project last year and now just want to make some room The Synkey was one of the very first synthesizers to offer patch memory over it's unique plastic punch-card system. Released in both programmable and non-programmable versions