A Korg Triton-Rack with gig bag and five expansion boards installed in great condition – a few marks but working perfectly. When I gunned it up to check all was fine I was amazed at how good this giant of the early noughties sounds! Three of the EXB performance data disks are missing but they're only needed if a reset is necessary, and all the data is available online.

Loaded with the following expansion boards (worth £650 alone):

• EXB-PCM02: Studio Essentials
• EXB-PCM05: Vintage Archives
• PCM06/07: Orchestral Collection
• EXB-PCM08: Concert Grand Piano

Manufacturer's description:

The Korg Triton-Rack (released in 2000) is a 2U rackmount music workstation that packs the full sonic power, sampling capabilities, and synthesis engine of the legendary Triton keyboard into a compact studio unit. It features Korg's acclaimed Hyper Integrated (HI) synthesis system, dual polyphonic arpeggiators, and massive expandability.

• Sound Engine: Hyper Integrated (HI) synthesis system with 48 kHz sampling frequency.
• Polyphony: 60 voices (expandable up to 66 voices with the EXB-MOSS board).
• Memory: 32 MB PCM ROM, 640 Programs, 512 Combinations, and 64 Drum Kits.
• Sampling: 16-bit linear stereo/mono sampling. Standard 16 MB RAM is expandable to 64 MB.
• Effects: 102 master/insert effects types with flexible routing. [1, 2]

Key Features

• Massive Expandability: Features eight expansion slots for Korg’s EXB-PCM sound boards and accepts the EXB-MOSS synthesizer board for additional physical modeling synthesis.
• Realtime Pattern Play/Recording (RPPR): Allows you to trigger sequencer phrases and drum patterns directly from specific notes on your keyboard controller.
• Connectivity: Offers robust I/O with analog outputs, digital S/PDIF output, and options for ADAT (EXB-DI) and mLAN network integration.
• Audition Riff: Includes over 350 quick-demo riffs to help you search, preview, and test sounds without having to program them first.