E.E.W. Vintage Analog 10-Band Vocoder Synth EEW Eizuka Engineering Workshop JAPAN Working Super Rare

Up for sale is a super rare 10-band vintage analog vocoder built by E.EW. (Eizuka Engineering Workshop) possibly in the 80s in Japan. 

Seems like this has the same functions as the E.E.W. Model 101 vocoder, however, there is no model name printed anywhere and so it could possibly be a proto-model or a custom-made unit.

The unit appears to be working as it should, with all the knobs and switches responding and working fine to the best of my knowledge as being tested by a guitar. There are slight scratch noise on some of the knobs due to the nature of these vintage synths, which could do with some adjustment/servicing if required.

Cosmetically the unit is in nice condition for its age as you can see. There are some wear and light scuffs marks here and there as pictured, but nothing serious. I'm including plenty of pictures of the actual item so you can see exactly how it looks.

Power cable included.

**This unit was made for the Japanese market which runs on 100 volts. You will need a stepdown voltage converter for 120V - 220V regions.
 

SHIPPING (Shipping is by DHL) 
To America is $140
Australia and Asia is $150
Most of Europe is $190

If you are in Russia, South America, Israel etc, then I cannot use DHL so please ask for your rates.

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PLEASE NOTE

-Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility.
-Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. We will ship and insure at the sold price unless otherwise requested.

Thanks for checking our listing. Questions welcomed!

I deal in a wide range of items and am not a qualified technician. I do however try to give an honest appraisal for every item listed. It is never my intention to mislead.

This is a used item being sold “as is”. It appears to be in the condition described above but no guarantees are made.

You may need to get professionally qualified technicians to service or repair the item to get it performing to it's full potential. Servicing and any subsequent repairs that may be required are the buyer’s responsibility.