wiss wrote:

samuraipizzacat29 wrote:$400 for a juno kind of defeats the purpose of buying one from a goodwill, no?

$400 is still a good deal and a more noble cause.

I will eat my hat, prices of Juno 106's on eBay have really dropped

samuraipizzacat29 wrote:$400 for a juno kind of defeats the purpose of buying one from a goodwill, no?

$400 is still a good deal and a more noble cause.

more Roland


Roland Juno 106

Always interesting what pops up.

Really?

best .99 I spent

Roland Paraphonic

Sir Ruff wrote:Ridiculous price alert: not to disparage Novamusik's already low pre-order price, but you can apply a 15% off coupon to the pre-order over at Musician's Friend, effectly making this $424...

AND ship date is Feb. 4!

I'm buying the MPC Renaissance without any questions. I've owned every MPC and I'm sick of floppies, zips, and flashdisks. My 5000/2500 were always hooked up to computer anyways to swap out sounds and sequences. I never made the full jump to maschine because the minimal midi and lack of audio output...

It will be released 3rd quarter for a MSRP of $1000

Stab Frenzy wrote:It'll be a new ddrum product, not a drum machine.

They sold ddrum....a new ddrum electric kit was released recently.

I did this a few years ago....just a MPC, korg MS-10, and Korg PE-2000.....MPC and Roland Paraphonic ...

Right now it's just a MPC and Monomachine, will add the Moog Minituar once it's released.

This is exactly what I wanted from moog.....it will fit nicely with the Mononmachine and MPC

Stab Frenzy wrote:I'd be willing to bet that the new MPC won't work without a computer. It's just akai's version of maschine.

I hope not.....

If it's just a controller I'm not interested in it at all. Unless I can unhook it from a computer and use as standalone piece of hardware and still sequence other instruments from it.......time will tell.

I'm positive(positivly wishing) it's more than just a VST controller.