implant wrote:The e-mu modular sold for $49,100.00!!!!
that reserve was met all to h**l

yeah, "congrats" to the person who spent that much

I'm guessing it might just be a chorus (which could then be applied to the Rocket)... but it would certainly be nice if it was a standalone stringer!

So here, instead of "excellent condition", we have "fully functional", when one function doesn't actually work... love it

SH-101 FS on VSE

There seems to be a general trend of calling things "excellent/perfect/minty" condition, despite whatever flaws/technical issues actually exist. Case in point: http://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/msg/4350183900.html SH-1 in "excellent" condition, aside from the two giant, f**k cracks in the case! :evil:

Have a Cheetah MS-800 digital wavetable synth (with rack ears!) that I'm interested in trading for some equally weird, wonky. I'm specifically after some oddball programmable analog drum machines (Amdek, Clef), but would entertain other trades for interesting stuff

man-009 wrote:A lot of cocky people here of late..

Probably the result of a lot of pointless questions being posted.

man-009 wrote:thanks. was just thinking it's sort of a SH-101 in some ways. i would rather have an SH-101

Why? You obviously have no idea what the minibrute is

24db wrote:Good things can happen occasionally...

Not really a bargain in any sense--if the PG-1000 hadn't worked, you'd have been paying the exact same price (or less) for one that did work.

Indeed... but at least they have the benefit of already sounding good in the demos!

Ashe37 wrote:for me:

Tom Oberheim

Was he showing off the two-voice, or just hanging out?

$1400 doesn't make a damn bit of sense. You can get a vintage MS20 for around $1200 these days. If the kit was under $1k, it'd probably be worth it. Early/Old filters selectable via INTERNAL switch is kinda interesting. Despite clearly being prescient of customer-wants, I'm sure Korg aren't scourin...

Best Moog since the Mini? :headbang: In terms of features, maybe... but definitely not in terms of sound. I agree this looks like a really awesome modern Moog--maybe the best they've done so far--but given its innards are essentially the same as a Lil' Phatty, it's still not going to sound like the...

This looks to me pretty much like Elektron's version of the Tempest... not exactly innovative

An all-analog elektron drum machine doesn't hold a ton of appeal with me (especially since it looks like the A4 already is pretty capable as a drum machine), but sampling would be awesome (if unlikely).

If it in fact turns out to be an analog recreation of the ol' 808, I'll most certainly NOT buy it. Serz? I can't think of another more hackneyed idea than another sampled or modeled drum machine that "models" 808/909 sounds... like, if I never heard another 909 sound ever again, I would be ok. "ana...