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Thursday, January 25, 2007
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hey, i have own
ReplyDeleteit s a fantastic toy to make very cheezy accompagnements (even if i prefer removing drums and replacing them with analog stuffs
about sound, it reminds me early yamaha pss, so it really sucks, but i like it (easier to make cheezy sounds with a cheezy gear than trying to imitate with a great synth)
watch about differents chords this unit managed to make, really amazing
I have one and agree with duchemole. This is the greatest piece of garbage I've ever owned. Its trash but in such a great way.
ReplyDeleteMe, too. A surprising amount of cheap, digital, crunchy fun.
ReplyDeleteJust imagine if things had worked out a bit differently and the early techno guys had snagged these instead of TB303s.
ReplyDeleteHi
ReplyDeleteI`m looking for manual for PSS-50 .
Please mail me tomekstas@poczta.wp.pl
Need PSS-50 Manual..Please send it to jf@lesstudiosm.com
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, you save my life!!!
just wondered if someone could email me the PSS-50 manual:- proteus4@blueyonder.co.uk
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ReplyDeleteI have an original Owners manual (hardcopy) for the PSS-50.
I'll give it to one of you for free if you promise to copy it for the other guys!
email me at: tzeggy14@yahoo.com.au