Two 303's & a 606 for contrast

There's two big obstacles you are going to face. The first is that you need to buy or build something that will scale your control voltages to 1.2 V/octave, which is what the EML uses. The second one is actually getting the control voltage into the 101. I'll post something later on that -- got no a...

Sorry mods, I jumped the gun and put this in the general synthesizers category, my bad. Got my EML 101 yesterday and was wondering if anybody can help with sequencing it with either a 303 or a Mobius. It's been 13 years since I last used one and my memory is shot! I have no recollection of how I use...

I saw that 500 myself Otto and almost jumped on it several times, but I had already settled on this...
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Panel looks damn good, but the keys, no bueno. Anyone have any suggestions on how I could clean / whiten them? I appreciate any tips from you guys, thanks!

I traded an excellent 808 I got for $540 back in '95 for an near mint EML in '96. It's my best buy because the good condition 101 I just bought a couple of weeks ago set me back $2280!!!

You can't be serious....?

Kick, snare, and toms are analog. All the rest are 8 bit samples. I thought you would've known that the claps, and rim were analog... youve got all the 'classics', plus roland in your name.... There are a lot out there who own Roland gear, but don't necessarily know much about the inner workings of...

kuroichi wrote:

roland4387 wrote:Kick, snare, and toms are analog. All the rest are 8 bit samples.

looking at your equipment list and reading this just confused me.....

It did? Why?

Kick, snare, and toms are analog. All the rest are 8 bit samples.

Yep, the Mono/poly is the one to get, with the Prophet 600 second.

Congratulations Code, you chose - wisely!

Now send it off to Phil Cirocco to have it fully restored for $7500. I keed, I keed!

Hey Code, I guess the question is how much would you be willing to pay for a fully working 2600? Average going rate on Ebay is anywhere from $4500-7500 these days. Assume that you're going to throw down $1500-2500 to bring it back to it's original, or close to, glory. Sounds worth it to me. Best of ...

wiss wrote:Roland MC-303

I second that one! You know it sucks when your house gets broken into and all your gear cleared out with the exception of the MC-303. Now that's bad and it did happen!

My 999 is on the UPS truck for delivery as we speak and I can't wait to get my hands on it! Scored it for 2/3 the normal price due to it being an open box from a music store in Sacramento. Total luck!

Syn303 wrote:I'm on my third 909, unfortunately... it's had to go away again - for repair! So it wasn't a happy 909 day for me.

Yeah, of the 909's and 808's I've owned it's always the 909 that needs to go to the doc....