Your latest musical purchase
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synthroom
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
That Synclav keyboard is not going to make any sounds with just the keyboard - I know as I have one as well. It needs a mainframe to go with it (which I don't have).
Fairlight IIx (Mid-Life Crisis - cheaper than a Corvette!)
Roland JP-8, D-50, S-50, S-550(2x), S-760(2x), JX-3P, JD-800
EII, Emax II, Minimoog, ARP 2600, P-5 Rev.1 (broken...), Pro-One, Crumar Performer, K1m, K5m, MS-2000B, Virus KC, a few other things.
Roland JP-8, D-50, S-50, S-550(2x), S-760(2x), JX-3P, JD-800
EII, Emax II, Minimoog, ARP 2600, P-5 Rev.1 (broken...), Pro-One, Crumar Performer, K1m, K5m, MS-2000B, Virus KC, a few other things.
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Walter Ego
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
I finally acquired my fourth CZ-101. You know what that means...
Walter Ego
seamonkey wrote:I nominate this for STUPIDEST THREAD ever in the history of the internez.
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justin_havu
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Scored a VFX-SD for $180. Quite a warm, fat sound for a digital synth, not to mention some of the most gorgeous pads I've ever heard!
Waveforms, and filters, and knobs. Oh my!
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synthroom
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
[quote="Walter Ego"]I finally acquired my fourth CZ-101. You know what that means...
Are you going to get the haircut then?
Are you going to get the haircut then?
Fairlight IIx (Mid-Life Crisis - cheaper than a Corvette!)
Roland JP-8, D-50, S-50, S-550(2x), S-760(2x), JX-3P, JD-800
EII, Emax II, Minimoog, ARP 2600, P-5 Rev.1 (broken...), Pro-One, Crumar Performer, K1m, K5m, MS-2000B, Virus KC, a few other things.
Roland JP-8, D-50, S-50, S-550(2x), S-760(2x), JX-3P, JD-800
EII, Emax II, Minimoog, ARP 2600, P-5 Rev.1 (broken...), Pro-One, Crumar Performer, K1m, K5m, MS-2000B, Virus KC, a few other things.
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synthRodriguez
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Lexicon 224 XL 
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Walter Ego
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Nope, but I have been working on that coy look, and being a tease in general. Oh, Vince...synthroom wrote:Walter Ego wrote:I finally acquired my fourth CZ-101. You know what that means...
Are you going to get the haircut then?
Walter Ego
seamonkey wrote:I nominate this for STUPIDEST THREAD ever in the history of the internez.
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justin_havu
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Keylab 88. Had it for a few days. Best feeling 88-note controller with a ton of assignable controls on it. Build quality is top notch, too.
Waveforms, and filters, and knobs. Oh my!
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Dezb1
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Been on a bit of a buying spree lately but the excellent Casio HT-700 is my latest purchase:
Re: Your latest musical purchase
Wow! that really does look like it's in excellent condition.
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NCChao1268
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Just bought the first gen DX7 for $80 today, which I thought had an issue with the internal memory or dead battery showing weird characters on the internal memory patches, but I just loaded the cartridge patches and it appears to work fine. The internal memory patches were probably accidentally deleted or something. Great sounding factory patches, very iconic, although you could probably get more interesting sounds by programming it; gotta learn the more difficult FM synthesis!
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Stab Frenzy
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Got a Streichfett the other day, it's really nice. Bigger than I was expecting, I'm so used to Euro sized stuff now. Almost pulled the trigger on an Analog Keys that was at a great price but I stopped myself. Ditto a Mirage for a stupidly low price.
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krzeppa
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Korg SDD-3300, a Yamah MG12UX for my Live rig, and some acoustic treatments from GIK Acoustics for my studio.
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AdamAnt316
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Picked up one of these yesterday:
Not really a synth, but might sound good fed through effects.
The controls. Faux woodgrain's seen better days, but not too bad overall.
Gotta love Savers..........
-Adam
Not really a synth, but might sound good fed through effects.
The controls. Faux woodgrain's seen better days, but not too bad overall.
Gotta love Savers..........
-Adam
AKA Dr. Optigan
Main website: http://www.electronixandmore.com/adam/index.html
Goofy music: http://www.soundcloud.com/droptigan
Main website: http://www.electronixandmore.com/adam/index.html
Goofy music: http://www.soundcloud.com/droptigan
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gcoudert
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Will pick it up when I'm back in the UK. I'd have preferred an 8080 but there aren't any around so this will have to do until one turns up.
GC
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commodorejohn
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Re: Your latest musical purchase
Korg X5DR. I've regretted selling my 05R/W for years but only just got around to replacing it with the upgraded version. Looking forward to playing around with it again.
Computers: Amiga 1200, DEC VAXStation 4000/60, DEC MicroPDP-11/73