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Reissue brand of vintage-style electric guitars and effects.
Official siteThe Teisco S100P is a monophonic preset synthesizer from 1979 featuring 32 built-in sounds and a compact 37-key keyboard with assignable aftertouch. Designed as a portable sound module that could sit atop another keyboard, it offers quick access to generic sounds through preset switching beneath the keys. It was manufactured under license from ARP Instruments and was also sold under the Kawai brand.
The SX-240 is an eight-voice, fully programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1984 under the Teisco brand name in Japan, though manufactured by Kawai. Featuring two DCOs and a sub-oscillator per voice, it delivers a big, wide analog sound suited for leads, basses, brass, drones, pads, and strings. It competed with contemporaries like the Korg Polysix and Roland Juno 6/60 but received limited market attention as digital instruments gained prominence.
The Teisco SX-400 is a four-voice analog synthesizer produced between 1981 and 1982, comparable to the Roland Juno 6 but with superior expression controls. It features dual LFOs, a self-oscillating resonant filter, built-in ensemble chorus, and a 49-key keyboard with aftertouch. The SX-400 offers 8 factory presets and 8 user-programmable memory locations with CV/Gate connectivity.
The Teisco Synthesizer 100F is a compact monophonic analog synthesizer featuring a single VCO and a 37-note keyboard. Originally produced under the Teisco brand and later relabeled by Kawai, it delivers classic analog bass, lead, and synth sounds through its resonant low-pass filter and versatile modulation routing. It also accepts external audio input for processing through its filters and envelopes.
The Teisco Synthesizer 110F is an early 1980s analog synthesizer manufactured by Kawai under the Teisco brand name. It features dual VCOs and a 37-note keyboard, serving as an upgraded version of the S60-F model with an updated look and expanded sound design capabilities.