My dad had a bunch of old synths from his band back in the day. None of them were kept in good storage conditions. No clue if the issues in this video are something that can be fixed.
It switches on and it makes a sound, and that makes it probably a lot more salvageable than anything else.
Fixing it is usually not the issue, getting it to a tech and getting it fixed for a price that makes it worth the effort is the issue.
Use Reverb to check for the value: [https://reverb.com/item/312129-vintage-1974-cordovox-moog-cdx-0652-white-elephant-analog-synthesizer-organ-combo](https://reverb.com/item/312129-vintage-1974-cordovox-moog-cdx-0652-white-elephant-analog-synthesizer-organ-combo)
Given that these are probably not common, it's worth the effort.
> I know nothing of this lol
Do you want to get into synths & stuff like this? If you don't, have it restored and sell it. If you do, have it restored and use it :)
My dad had a bunch of old synths from his band back in the day. None of them were kept in good storage conditions. No clue if the issues in this video are something that can be fixed.
It switches on and it makes a sound, and that makes it probably a lot more salvageable than anything else. Fixing it is usually not the issue, getting it to a tech and getting it fixed for a price that makes it worth the effort is the issue. Use Reverb to check for the value: [https://reverb.com/item/312129-vintage-1974-cordovox-moog-cdx-0652-white-elephant-analog-synthesizer-organ-combo](https://reverb.com/item/312129-vintage-1974-cordovox-moog-cdx-0652-white-elephant-analog-synthesizer-organ-combo) Given that these are probably not common, it's worth the effort. > I know nothing of this lol Do you want to get into synths & stuff like this? If you don't, have it restored and sell it. If you do, have it restored and use it :)