You should totes look into getting the Korg-10 Synth for the DS
http://www.amazon.com/KORG-DS-10-Sy...../dp/B001EB8CD6

If you have a DS that is, but honestly its pretty freaking awesome.

I played with it. Its a fun little program... but it's not the same as hardware.

i want to get my DX7 back. I actually am more of a digital synth fan really. mono analogs are kinda boring.
Not to say I would complain about having a Minimoog.

I like the DX 100 too. the little four operator version, with the mini keys, and guitar strap posts... sick..

great for Roger Troutman style talkboxy stuff.

http://youtu.be/mTf6Y62uHX8

I absolutely love the sound of a dx7, and fm synthesizers in general, mostly found in games otherwise. you, sir, have good taste. ^^

THERE IS NO WAY THIS IS REAL

-instabuy-

OH THERE IS
I bought if for my fiance on a whim hoping he would like it. He has played it CONSTANTLY since.... And makes me listen to the things he creates. Its cute and fun!

Will inform my mate, I know he has one ;)

You could always make a fursuit and sell it and get a moog off ebay. :)

Well, duh.. Whats the fun in the obvious?

I have always preferred the barter system.

I would not really trade a full suit for just a Moog. But a hidden gem, like say a working Arp 2600..... I am not sure if that would even be a good idea. not because it's not a fair trade, but because I doubt I would be able to leave my music room for weeks.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3265107/

I wish it was mine lol

I was gunning for a DX7 for the longest time, but I wasn't able to obtain one X3

All I've got now is my Roland AX7 Keytar~

I was just looking at a tx7 on ebay. They are still rather cheap. But the yamaha artificial ivory keys in themselves make the extra few hundred worth it.

The DX7 was my first synth.

I have a Korg ElecTribe/S ES-1 which I dont use anymore, and would be interested in looking into a trade of some sort for it.

Let me know!

~Panda

http://www.synthmania.com/es-1.htm

Not a full keyboard synth, but a Rhythem Sampler/Drum Machine/ (It has the EA-1 Synth Engine Partially Integrated as well)

Oh man, I love that stuff. MOOG is the classic.
The closest thing to that I ever owned was a Yamaha synth (Late 1970's ish?). It had slide bars for things like "Attack", "Decay", and various tone effects.
Cool thing was, if you rapidly clicked the slide bars up and down before setting them, it would produce random new voices that could not be achieved by any other
combination of dial settings otherwise. ^___^ Hax! LOL

These days, the closest thing I have is an old mini Yamaha (early 90's ish) I got for $1 in a thrift store. The preset voices have that 16-bit SNES sound to them.
I really enjoy using 8-Bit synth emulation on my PC:
Example of mine: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/4948916/ (Skip to 1 minute in if you want a grasp of what the software can do)
Growing up with the NES (great music from MegaMan 3 and such), it's always been a favorite despite it's limitations. ^__^

I think my bf totally has something he would be willing to trade. Let me ask him about it. xD

Does anyone rember the old Technics and Akai ones? They were cool,and hard to find now. I am sure I can get you an old organ tho. I'd like to pick up an electronic drum set. Been quite a long time since I played. Well air drums don't count do they?

I found a few older Akais back in the day. I always found that the envelopes where a tad too slow for anything percussive. I had an old Siel table top module that was as fat as a JP 8, but with no sysex on the fly. That was quite a bargain if you liked the presets.