Korg 01/W O1/W - 90's Digital Synthesiser Workstation
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Korg 01/W O1/W - 90's Digital Synthesiser Workstation

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Korg 01/W O1/W - 90's Digital Synthesiser WorkstationKorg 01 w Digital Synthesiser WorkStation 240VKorg's 01 W workstation synthesiser debuted in 1991 as the follow up to the popular M1. The 01 W was the second chapter in Korg's workstation legacy, which goes on to this day with the Triton and Oasys series. The 01 W was geared towards beginning home studio enthusiasts that wanted to take a step further into a more professional realm. Compared with the M1, the 01 W featured many enhancements including a

 

Korg 01/w Digital Synthesiser WorkStation - 240V

Korg's 01/W workstation synthesiser debuted in 1991 as the follow-up to the popular M1. The 01/W was the second chapter in Korg's workstation legacy, which goes on to this day with the Triton and Oasys series. The 01/W was geared towards beginning home studio enthusiasts that wanted to take a step further into a more professional realm. Compared with the M1, the 01/W featured many enhancements including a more dynamic 16-track sequencer (the M1 only had 8-tracks), 254 real world sampled instruments to the M1's 100, polyphony was doubled from 16 to 32 voices, and greater overall control. (Vintage Synth Explorer)

Condition:

  • This is a used 01/W

  • This unit is overall in good condition. It shows some nicks and small scratches. There is nothing which detracts from the use or functionality of the synth. Please see photos. 

  • The floppy disk drive on this unit does not work. It does not read, write or eject disks. A synth savvy person could swap it out with a replacement or a more modern SD or USB emulator. 

  • This unit has had a minor service. A new memory battery has been installed, some tact switches were replaced, factory sounds have been reloaded and it has had a good clean inside and out.

  • The backlight on the screen no longer works.

  • This sale is for the unit only. No other parts or accessories are included. The M1 powers on with a standard IEC cable. This cable is not included in the sale.

  • This unit is 240V. This means it is ready play within Australia. If you purchase from overseas you may need a step-up transformer. Please enquire if you are unsure.


Specifications: 

Polyphony - 32 voices (16-part multitimbral)

Oscillators - 48 MB ROM using AI2 synthesis system (digital). 32 sounds, 32 oscillators (single mode); 16 sounds, 32 oscillators (double mode).

Effects - 2 Multi FX processors with 47 Digital multi-effects: reverb, delay, overdrive, EQ, chorus, rotary speaker, and more.

LFO - 2 LFOs

Filter - VDF: Digital Lowpass Filter, velocity sensitive (non-resonant)

VCA - VDA: Digital Amplifier with 4-stage ADSR envelope generators

Keyboard -  61 keys 

Sequencer - 16 tracks, 16 instruments, 48,000 notes (FD & Pro version) or 7,000 notes (01/W), 100 patterns, 10 songs. Realtime and Step-editor.

Memory - 200 user programs, 200 user combis; Floppy: 3.5" 720 2DD (programs, combis, drum-kit, global, sequencer and midi data).

Control - MIDI In / Out / Through (16-parts)

Date Produced - 1991-1995

 

Postage:

Standard postage within Australia is free. We have tried to estimate express postage, however if you are in a remote area you may incur extra fees. 

International import tax, duty, vat, custom fees or any other charges are not covered by us, nor included in the shipping fees. These are the responsibility of the buyer. 

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Returns will only be accepted for manufacture defects / faulty items. Please contact us if you have any problems with your purchase and we will strive to work it out with you.

In the case a refund is accepted Paypal fees (2.6% or 3.6%) are not refunded as Paypal do not send these fees back to the seller anymore. 

 

 

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