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“Yamaha DX7
Classic Vintage Digital Programmable FM Synthesizer

Excellent Used Condition!

with 3 Factory Cartridges: DX7 Rom 1
DX7 Rom 2
DX Data Ram”
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“Yamaha DX7 – SuperMax’d – Good Shape, Very Clean.

This is a classic of FM synthesis. This is the original which has a lovely rich dark sound. It has a grittier sound than the DX7II, which in my opinion gives the original more character.

The SuperMax upgrade turns the DX7 into a monster, it still has all the grit but sounds really Huge.

It gains a great Arpeggiator, space for 16 banks of sounds (memory for 512 patches)

Stack modes for huge sounds, and a Sound creator function which can take 2 sounds and merge them

into new sounds, and various other features.

Fully Functional. Keys feel good on this one!

Really Clean, Good shape for a 35 year old Synth – See Pics for minor cosmetic blemishes.” Click here to search for synths on eBay

” For sale is my Yamaha DX7 Digital Programmable Algorithm Synthesizer 61-Key Keyboard. Condition — For parts or not working. However, it does power on and might be easily repairable.
I purchased this new in 1986. I used it on hundreds of gigs. But for the last two decades, it sat in my office and was used only for sequencing. However, last week when I turned it on, you hear noise coming out of the main output as well as the headphone jack. Underneath, you can hear the keyboard playing faintly. So, it might be an easy repair.
Also the power cord looks like it’s about to come undone — I’ve had it taped for many years and it’s powered on.
As you can see in the pictures, some of the plastic covers are worn off. However, that’s just cosmetic — all the buttons work! Also, the B with the raised key also works!
It’s seen better days, but the DX7 was the first great digital synthesizer and was the industry standard in the ’80s. So, it could be restored and be used for many years to come! The following descriptions illustrates the historic importance of this keyboard —
I have the original owner’s manual.
NOTE: I have received several requests to ship this piano. Hadn’t planned on it — truthfully, I don’t want the hassle of boxing it up, etc. But, if the buyer is willing to pay the exact cost, I will ask a UPS store how much to box it and ship it. (Keyboard IS heavy, over 50 pounds — cabinet is metal, not like the plastic on today’s keyboards!)” Click here to search for synths on eBay