I'm selling a great Alesis synthesizer....

[eightnettics]

Alesis QS6 Synthesizer


This item is in excellent condition. It was never gigged and is still with the manual.
It's easy-to-use, multi-functional and one of the best vintage synths around!

I'm selling it on eBay. If you're interested click here

 

[thane1200]

Too bad I'm not in the UK.

 

[DJL]

Alesis QS6 Synthesizer


This item is in excellent condition. It was never gigged and is still with the manual.
It's easy-to-use, multi-functional and one of the best vintage synths around!

I'm selling it on eBay. If you're interested click here

I was going to suggest you post this on the Free Ads for Music / Recording Equipment forum... but I see you already did (smart move).

It doesn't look like you're getting very much for it so far... I don't know how much £62.50 is in $US... but, it doesn't sound like much?

Anyway, good luck and best wishes. Don

 

[The Green Hornet]

Yo eights:

Call the bottles and stoppers.

THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A GREAT ALESIS SYNTHESIZER.

Small screen, flimsy construction, moderate sounds, and basically always behind the better models.

Just my opinion.

I sold my Alesis synth as soon as I could.

Green Hornet

 

[bsr2002]

I learned how to tweek the sounds on my QS6 to create great mono synth sounds. I still use it to gig with today ( I use multiple keyboards). I will be the first to admit that the sounds out of the box are mediocre at best but if you have the patience to tweek or create new sounds with it you will have a decent synth. The ac pianos suck rocks, the EPs can be tweeked, organs can be tweeked. Strings are good, and the synths can be tweeked. Even the drum sets are good except for crash cymbals.