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Friday, May 04, 2007

Oberheim Matrix-12

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Posted by matrix at 5/04/2007 01:17:00 AM
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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous5/4/07, 7:58 AM

    never noticed the buttons are very similar to the Moog LP, except black

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  2. Doktor Future5/4/07, 8:15 AM

    hmmm. that is an interesting observation man!

    hmmmmm......

    mmmmm. hmm.....

    (pondering conspiracies)

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  3. Anonymous5/4/07, 8:44 AM

    I don't have the Matrix but are they "rubbery & silent" like the LP or are they "hard and clicky"?

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  4. Doktor Future5/4/07, 9:33 AM

    probably hard and clicky back then.

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  5. Dave5/4/07, 12:41 PM

    Had an opportunity to buy one of these for $2200 about three years ago. Balked.

    Very regretful now.

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  6. Doktor Future5/4/07, 1:13 PM

    How reliable are they?

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  7. Heath5/4/07, 1:39 PM

    I really love mine. Mine also has the 12 out modification. Oh, and the buttons are hard and clicky.

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  8. matrix5/4/07, 2:18 PM

    I believe they are very reliable.

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  9. Anonymous5/4/07, 9:07 PM

    The encoders and displays often go bad and replacements are hard to come by. The software envelopes suck too.

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  10. Unknown5/4/07, 9:23 PM

    Dr Sound, NYC,..back in the days... I remember one time the shop's owner pulling out an expander..brand new out of the box...1994..95ish... amazing piece..the Matrix 12 is a much better lust loving toy in a living room than a useless piano...but that's just me

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