Yamaha Electone EX-42 Vintage Analog Synthesizer Organ Keyboard in Los Angeles, California For Sale

Yamaha Electone EX-42 Vintage Analog Synthesizer Organ Keyboard
Price: $xxxx
Yamaha Electone EX-42 Vintage Analog Synthesizer Organ Keyboard with two (2) original Yamaha R-60B rotating tone cabinets (KILLS LESLIES!).
For your consideration is a Yamaha EX-42. This polyphonic analog synthesizer is one of the rarest, most complex, and most expensive synthesizers ever built. Yamaha's flagship synthesizer/organ precursor to the ultra rare Yamaha GX-1, this beautiful instrument packs all the sonic possibilities of a polyphonic synthesizer and organ into one gigantic and unique package. When released in xxxx, the EX-42 had a $32,000 price tag. That's $191,000 today when adjusted for inflation, making it the second most expensive synth (in today's dollars) that Yamaha ever made. It is rumored that less than 200 were built. Don't miss your chance to get this extremely rare and incredible-sounding synthesizer for much, much less!
Even better, this listing includes the two extremely rare (2) Yamaha R-60B tone cabinets that originally came with this unit. The Yamaha R-60B kills any Leslie! It has three (3) vertically rotating speakers that are switchable on/off at the player's option. The soundfields that this 200W tone cabinet creates are absolutely unreal.
This synth is in great cosmetic condition, though we have not tested the functions on this synthesizer. Thus, it is sold as-is, no returns.
The pictures shown are of the actual Yamaha EX-42 (including the original bass pedals) and R-60B cabinets for sale in this listing. However, there is no matching bench.
The features of this synthesizer are much too extensive to list here. There are a few videos on YouTube that fully detail all of the capabilities of the EX-42. Just search for "Yamaha EX-42" and prepare to be amazed. Make sure to look for the R-60B in action too!
The Yamaha EX-42 is a well-kept secret among many producers and famous musicians. The EX-42 we sold last week is going to the very popular (and tasteful) French house group Justice. Also, if you conduct a search, you'll see that the first instrument that Gotye bought with his millions after his recent mega-hit "Somebody That I Used to Know" was a Yamaha EX-42.