@@wilsonjaksetic6009 They are very feature rich and nobody who has them ever quite seems to fully tackle the beast. Hope you have fun with yours and to see some content!
@@kenzieprice6745 thanks!! I was offered a Casio CZ-5000 from a work colleague who had one sitting in a cupboard for 30 years, so I was looking for a price reference and I stumbled upon a HT-6000 for $100, pick up only and was 5km away from my house (we’re in lockdown in Melbourne, can’t move more than 5km from our house). Honestly, it was so lucky because I forgot about it and bought it two days later. Only then did I do some research on it. I’m the luckiest guy and I’m in love with this crazy-obscure vintage polysynth!
All 8 HT-6000 owners with an active TH-cam account have liked this video... I even recognise Kenzie's name! Under appreciated synth and a lot of fun. Even if only to mess about with the chords and stuff like the guy in the last part of the video (which was the first video I ever watched of an HT6000). Hands up, I admit that I never knew the synth existed until someone offered me one as part of bundled deal. Of the limited information out there, often overshadowed by the CZ-1, and the handful of videos on TH-cam, I knew I had found a synth I was going to enjoy. Plan on playing with my recently acquired Behringer BCR2000 with Zaquencer firmware with the HT6000 in the next day or two. Can't wait.
excellent video
Nice Demo!! Thank you!
This was a good idea for a video. Thank you for it.
Do you own a HT-6000?
Thanks Kenzie for your kind words. I bought it as an opportunity to sell it. I have a synth store. Cheers
I do now
@@wilsonjaksetic6009 They are very feature rich and nobody who has them ever quite seems to fully tackle the beast.
Hope you have fun with yours and to see some content!
@@kenzieprice6745 thanks!! I was offered a Casio CZ-5000 from a work colleague who had one sitting in a cupboard for 30 years, so I was looking for a price reference and I stumbled upon a HT-6000 for $100, pick up only and was 5km away from my house (we’re in lockdown in Melbourne, can’t move more than 5km from our house). Honestly, it was so lucky because I forgot about it and bought it two days later. Only then did I do some research on it.
I’m the luckiest guy and I’m in love with this crazy-obscure vintage polysynth!
@@audioartisan Sure... facebook.com/synthwise/
All 8 HT-6000 owners with an active TH-cam account have liked this video...
I even recognise Kenzie's name!
Under appreciated synth and a lot of fun. Even if only to mess about with the chords and stuff like the guy in the last part of the video (which was the first video I ever watched of an HT6000). Hands up, I admit that I never knew the synth existed until someone offered me one as part of bundled deal.
Of the limited information out there, often overshadowed by the CZ-1, and the handful of videos on TH-cam, I knew I had found a synth I was going to enjoy.
Plan on playing with my recently acquired Behringer BCR2000 with Zaquencer firmware with the HT6000 in the next day or two. Can't wait.
Undoubtedly a very entertaining and deep synthesizer ... that's what it is about, isn't it? ... that an instrument is fun to play. Cheers!