I still have my old Korg M1 which have a sequencer in it.. I use it as a controler now. I think I bought it in 90' for 3000$. It was all over TV shows at the time. :) Gears that work for that long are hard to come by !!

Ha, I have an M1 here too. A classic indeed. The keyboard made me a lot of money. I used an MPC 60 with it. I owned or used most of that gear back them
I had racks of keyboards, Emax/ Emulators, SP12, TR 909, TR 808, TR 303, MC 500, MSQ 700's, Jupiter, Juno's DX7, MOOG's All the ARP, RHODE, oh my.... so many.

Fun days indeed.

I still have an Ensoniq KS32, that if it wasn't for the battery dying (or dead by now) it would work just fine. ;)

That's funny I need to change the battery of the M1, got the info on google, just need time open it.. ;) (a simple CR2032)

me too. I have the battery for it but its been in storage for about 10 years lol! I wonder if its still useable. I spoke with Korg USA last year and they said it was a collectors item now.

Kurzweil K2000 ver 1.29 just added to my setup ($265.00 off goodwill, a steal!). I remember looking at these when I bought my Ensoniq TS-12 and Roland XP-80 (Just sold these finally about 2 years ago, wish I hadn't now...) I never had a big rack of keyboards. But I am from the days of Jupiters, M1s etc too. First synth I actually owned, cost me about $990 AUD, a Korg Poly 800. Jupiter 6 came actually a few years later, second hand. It's amazing to see what they fetch now... sold mine for $600.00. I currently have a Yamaha Motif XF-8 and the Kurzy, and an old TX81z module. For more sounds I then rely on Native instruments stuff, they do amazing work. Have to admit, I keep looking at the new Jupiter 80 and thinking it might make it in my studio in the future.

Toured with a Cp 80 OBXa a few Sh101s and something else, not mine, was interesting before midi hey :).

Korg are still happy to repair M1's, although I understand their real expert on them has retired. Our band still use one because the sounds are right for the period we cover - Flybe smashed it up but Korg were able to fix it.