Suzuki Model EB-250 Bass Synthesizer
Suzuki Model EB-250 Bass Synthesizer
Brand: Suzuki
Sorry it's gone. We may have another in stock or on the way. Please enquire below (or check our weekly Gear Update for incoming rarities).
Rare 1970s Japanese bass synth. Superb condition. Definitely in the same territory as the Korg Synthe-Bass.
Simple controls are in Japanese but it takes just a few moments to work them out.
Serviced and working well. Demo and more information to come if we keep it long enough...
In excellent condition showing very few signs of age. The case and all internal surfaces are extremely clean with no noticeable scuffs or dings in sight. See photos for more information on cosmetic condition.
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