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Sunday, May 27, 2007

Synth it up

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KORG MicroKorg
Novation BassStation
Posted by matrix at 5/27/2007 01:24:00 PM
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8 comments:

  1. Dave5/27/07, 1:37 PM

    Drunken keytar action here....

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  2. HarriL5/27/07, 1:53 PM

    Heh, what is it with girls and microkorgs? I mean, Every time there's a picture of a girl and a synth, the synth is usually a microkorg :)
    Well, I dont mind anyway :D

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  3. Anonymous5/27/07, 2:23 PM

    Must be awfully bright in the dungeon thus she needs sunglasses. Or is this a photo from the A-bomb test?

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  4. Anonymous5/27/07, 2:48 PM

    The girls use microkorgs because microkorgs are cheap and mass market. She can be a "cool synth chick" with minimal cost and effort. $350 and a ride to Guitar Center and you are rocking your new synth.

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  5. Anonymous5/27/07, 2:53 PM

    More synths are here....

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  6. Anonymous5/27/07, 3:12 PM

    It's just proof that size *really* doesn't matter...

    I like synth-chicks. I just don't know enough of them... :(

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  7. Justin D5/27/07, 3:22 PM

    I'm guessing girls like Microkorgs because "they're cute."

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  8. Chris5/28/07, 5:16 AM

    I think it's an indie / emo thing.. the microkorg looks like a cheap casio, to the unaware observer.

    And please.. if you have boobs and hold an instrument you're a hit.

    that's why im getting some..


    not.

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