'Could be a scam I suppose... that price is too good to be true I think.'

Wow, you think
Haven't seem one that low for about 10 years

CV and gate ins and outs are pretty much pointless on a six voice poly. You'd need an extra 24 jacks that wouldn't be used by 99.9% of people who bought the synth. CV/exp input for the filter makes sense, can you describe a situation where you would use pitch CV and gate connections? the original p...

Shame, but it seem NVDR have disappeared - certainly the website has.

AX80 wasn't multitimbral, v primitive MIDI spec, not even sysex (only tape) storage. I'll happily take a bet against whoever said it would be Yamaha. As for the OP there's synths out there that have been suggested, if you can't afford them now keep saving. They're cheaper than they've ever been, not...

http://codehop.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/pw.gif Actually I am curious if this is an accurate picture? Wouldnt it be 12.5% duty cycle positive, then hang out at 0 for 37.5% duty cycle, then 12.5% negative, then back to zero for 37.5% of the duty cycle. That picture appears to be more of a DC pu...

Wow, so much half-assed speculation in this thread... Yet another 'why can't I have an analogue poly for under $1000 thread..." Back in the 80s maybe the CPU/memory were the expensive parts, but there was an awful lot more analogue circuitry in those machines. The situation now it almost the exact r...

No, it was a kit.

Unbelievable but true... Guess the clue's in the name Audio Units. :roll: Can't recall any changes in the MIDI side of Logic since around v5. There a step sequencers built in Logic's environment around on the web. Don't know if they're sophisticated enough, or build you're own if you've the patience...

...Give a look to Studio Electronics Omega 8/Code. The VCO's are almost drifting like in the old polyphonic boards from the 80's. But i also know that the price is not the same...a little bit more expensive than the P08. A little bit ?!! :shock: :o How about over 2 and 1/2 times the price for the 8...

I don't think expressing these opinions is a waste because if korg is looking for ideas to move to the next level of analog development they will need some ideas... And if people can provide them with ideas for how to gain an edge over competitors like DSI, Vermona, and Doepfer then they may consid...

Most likely the H949 Harmoniser, pretty much the only product they were known for at the time. These were a standard feature in every pro studio back then.

I think your biggest decision will be 'WTH do I put the controls' . Also the SH101 PSU may not be able to power the additional envelope

IMHO what you are describing is a divide-down system used in string machines and organs (and a few combo instruments like the Apr Quartet. This is NOT how most polysynths work. As for CVs while there ARE exception - Most DCO synths use a RC circuit to generate a ramp waveform. Commonly, the CPU and...

A DIGITAL CONTROLED OSCILLATOR (DCO) originaly meant a analog VCO controled by a computer. Example: Roland JX-10, Akai AX-80, etc. In this setting, there is an actual analog oscillator controled by a CV. That CV, however is generated by digital circuits. The CPU reads the keys, octave setting, detu...

You'd be better off with a slower-clocked quad core then a faster dual core. All the tests I've seen suggest clock frequency is the bgger determinant of speed. There's VERY little software that uses multiple cores efficiently. Now that of course will hopefully change, but right now... Depending on ...