E-MU Proteus 2500 Sequencer Command Station.

E-MU Proteus 2500 vintage rack mount synthesizer and sequencer command station. Built-in 16-track MIDI sequencer, with 16 MIDI channels per track. 128 voice polyphony, 30 programmable knobs and button

Request condition report! A rolling rack mount road case loaded with a Roland MSK-80 Super Jupiter analog synthesizer, a Yamaha TX802 FM synthesizer, an E-MU Proteus 2 digital sampling sound module, a

Billy Joel Owned and Used E-mu Emulator in Tour Case W/Letter of Provenance and COA - This E-mu Emulator was owned and used by one of the best-selling music artists of all time, the "Piano Man", Billy

E-mu EIII Emulator III rack mount digital sampling synthesizer.

E-mu E4XT Ultra rack mount digital sampling synthesizer The final generation of the Emulator series with 128 voices, digital audio inputs and outputs, and 32 MIDI channels . This unit is the special �

E-MU Systems EMAX Digital Sampling Keyboard Model 2100 Serial Number 0290147, 1986. Includes 2 Emax 3.2 Floppy Discs, Owner's Manual, and Rok Sak Padded Bag, Powers On. Display Lights No Further Testi

E-MU Model E64 Voice Digital Sampling System. Overall good condition. Powers on. Approx. dimensions: 5 in. H x 19 in. W x 14 in. D. Weight: 16.5 lbs.

E-MU WOOD SERIES HEADPHONES

The Sculpture is signed E. Weishoff, for Eliezer Weishoff (Israeli, 1938- ). It is Extremely Heavy, and comes on a Marble Base. It requires 3-4 men to lift it. The Bronze portion, including its bronze

Request condition report! An E-MU Emulator II sampler keyboard and workstation used in Ronnie James Dio's home studio, serial number 1484. The Emulator II was produced between 1984 and 1988. Accompani

1991 Hasbro GI Joe Headquarters/Command Station-NOS.

(4) items - The Six Million Dollar Man doll-Oscar doll-Six Million Dollar Man Bionic Transport & Repair Station- Command Center- All in their boxes but unsure if the Transport & Command Console has ev

O. E. Romig (American, 1898-1964). "Train Station, Pittsburgh". Vintage gelatin silver print. c1940. Printed c1940. Identified as to photographer and date, verso. High-grade archival paper. Printed to

Original woodcut & heliogravure on de Mandeure paper. Referenced in Michler/ Lopsinger #321-33 ; Field #69-5 E. Size edition : 2500. Signed on the plate. De Mandeure blind stamp on the bottom margin.

Original woodcut & heliogravure on de Mandeure paper. Referenced in Michler/ Lopsinger #321-33 ; Field #69-5 E. Size edition : 2500. Signed on the plate. De Mandeure blind stamp on the bottom margin.

Harris, Charles Teenie (American/Western PA, 1908-1998), Frank E. Allen’s Gulf Station with manager George A. Douglas on right, and attendants William Williams, Samuel Morris, and Harrison Denn

Original woodcut & heliogravure on de Mandeure paper. Referenced in Michler/ Lopsinger #321-33 ; Field #69-5 E. Size edition : 2500. Signed on the plate. De Mandeure blind stamp on the bottom margin.

Nice 4-unit streamliner, equipped with ProtoSounds 3.0, Passenger Station ProtoEffects, Command and more! It shows light use, NO Insert, with set box.

072. Nice Scale 4-unit set equipped with ProtoSounds 2.0 with Command and Passenger Station ProtoEffects. It is sealed in shipper.

Mardi Gras- Ball Invitation, 1899, Krewe of Proteus, theme "E Pluribus Unum," designed by Bror Anders Wikstrom, Illustrated in Henri Schindler "Mardi Gras Treasures- Invitations of the Golden Age," p.

Vintage Shell gas station pump. Wayne E 710 1. Serial # 0402470. 48 1/4"h x 34 1/4"w x 18 1/4"d

Standard Gauge. Nice reproduction of this scarce loco. It is equipped with ProtoSmoke, Command and ProtoSounds with passenger station ProtoEffects. It shows test run wheels with setbox, C9-10

This is a Southern Railroad station clock. Made by the E. Ingraham Company in Bristol, CT. Original glass with colored Southern RR logo. Complete with pendulum and key. Has metal hanger and door clasp

Poster advertising a lecture by American geologist Lawrence M. Gould (1896-1995), discussing his role as chief scientist and second in command on explorer Admiral Richard E. Byrd's 1928-1930 expeditio