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Yamaha MODX M8 88-Key Performance Synth - $1,995 (Sharonville)
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This is a great keyboard and hopefully someone can benefit from my needing to move it on (I never even removed the protective end cap wrapping).
If you are looking then you've probably already researched all of the new features and extended libraries and sounds this keyboard has, along with tools provided by Yamaha for a virtual version of the sound engine that can be run on a pc or mac and tools for sampling sounds from other keyboards and importing them into this board.
Looking for cash only. Local pickup. Thanks for looking.
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Yamaha MODX M8 Features:
Advanced 88-key performance synth for stage and studio
Fully weighted, graded hammer-action keybed
3 sound engines and a comprehensive control set for next-generation sound, expressive control, and workflow optimization
Motion Control Synthesis system opens up new vistas of sound design possibilities with Motion Sequences, the Super Knob, Envelope Follower, and more
AN-X engine re-creates the classic sounds and behavior of vintage analog synthesizers; controls include 2 filters, 10 filter types, pulse-width modulation, oscillator self sync, ring modulation, frequency modulation, wave share, and variable voltage-drift and aging parameters
AWM2 engine gives you an expansive canvas for crafting emulative, richly layered, high-definition instrument sounds with up to 128 Elements per Part
FM-X engine takes classic 8-operator FM digital synthesis in a modern direction, with complex and dynamic sound design potential
Top-panel control layout features 8 physical faders, 6 dedicated display knobs, dedicated Part and Scene buttons, and a color touchscreen for quick navigation and intuitive sound editing
USB/MIDI 2.0 and 10 x 4 audio interface provide MIDI and multitrack audio recording and virtual instrument monitoring via a single USB cable for a streamlined studio setup
Expanded Softsynth Plug-in (ESP) replicates MODX M8 in your DAW