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1985 Casio CZ-5000 Vintage Phase-Distortion Digital Synthesizer + Hard Case

$ 366.96

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Number of Keys: 61
  • Condition: In great shape. Includes rare Casio hard, flight case and Casio vinyl dust cover which has torn corners and paint blotches.
  • Brand: Casio
  • Input/Output Ports: MIDI (DIN) In
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Model: CZ-5000
  • Features: Display Screen
  • Type: Keyboard Synthesizer
  • Analog/Digital: Digital

    Description

    1985 Casio CZ-5000 Vintage Digital Synthesizer + Hard Flight Case & Vinyl Cover
    In great shape. Includes rare Casio hard, flight case and Casio vinyl dust cover which has torn corners and paint blotches.
    Features:
    - 32 factory ROM presets (banks A-D, 1-8 each).
    - 32 user-programmable patches. Instead of a hard to replace internal battery for user patches, it uses three "AA" batteries housed in a convenient compartment on the bottom. You can use MIDI and sysex files to transfer and store patches on your computer via MIDI-OX or similar program.
    - Chorus, portamento and glide effects.
    - 8-track digital recorder (step and real-time recording).
    - Layer or split two sounds.
    - Pitch bend and modulation wheels.
    - Memory cartridge slot.
    - MIDI In and Out.
    - Standard power plug receptacle.
    Includes:
    - Casio CZ-5000 Cosmo Synthesizer.
    - Casio hard flight case.
    - Casio vinyl dust cover (corners are torn).
    - Power cord.
    from http://www.vintagesynth.com/casio/cz5000.php:
    "Casio's CZ series of phase-distortion digital synths make for a unique sound. After all, there are 8-stage envelopes and 2 oscillators per voice for a thicker tone. Their sound is similar to the Yamaha DX synths but is much easier to program. The CZ-5000 may be at the pinnacle of Casio's synthesizer line, and it is still a great low-cost means of getting into vintage digital synth sounds today. The CZ-5000 is not analog and has no filters. But many still find it useful where strange synth sounds are needed such as industrial and electro types of music. It has been used by The Orb and Jean-Michel Jarre.
    Polyphony - 16 voices
    Oscillators - 2 per voice
    Filter - None
    Arpeg/Seq - Sequencer: 8 track; 3400 steps in real-time, 6400 steps in step-time; no quantizing
    Effects - Chorus
    Keyboard - 61 keys
    Memory - 32 preset, 32 user patches
    Control - MIDI
    Date Produced - 1985"