Find parts for brand
360 Systems Access Akai Alesis Arp Arturia Baldwin Behringer Boss Casio Cheetah CME Conn Crumar Cyclone Analogic Dave Smith Instruments Digital Keyboards Doepfer Dreadbox E-mu Edirol EDP Electro-Harmonix Elektron Elka EML EMS Ensoniq Fairlight Firstman Freeman Generalmusic (GEM) Gleeman GSI Hammond Hohner Ionic Jen JL Cooper Jomox Kawai Ketron KMX Korg Kurzweil Leslie Line 6 Linn M-Audio Moog Multivox Mutronics MXR Nord Novation Oberheim Octave Plateau Open Labs OSC Paia Peavey Powertran PPG Quasimidi Red Sound Rhodes Rodgers Roland RSF Sequential Siel Simmons Studiologic/Fatar Suzuki Synton Technics Teisco Univox Viscount Waldorf Williams Wurlitzer x0xb0x Yamaha
Select model
Go
Multivox MX-202
While the rare Multivox MX-202 is said to be a knock-off of the Roland RS-202, and similarly offers strings and brass with a stereo chorus effect, this mid-1970's keyboard does have its own unique sound.
All photos are copyrighted by Syntaur, and may not be used without permission.
