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Thursday, August 23, 2007

creamware Prodyssey

flickr by pac209.

This one kept popping up on my blog reader so I guess it really wants a post. ;)

click here for the full size shot. There is one more in the flickr set.

Also, according to the description of the shot, it looks like it's actually for sale.

"the Prodyssey (sold only 2006 and 2007) is a VA remake of the Arp Odyssey II. It has 12 voices and 127x user memory. The filter is switchable between ARP and Minimoog style 24dB charakter."
Posted by matrix at 8/23/2007 02:37:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous8/23/07, 4:19 PM

    Despite the many faders I found the thing quite "uncontrollable" soundwise - too much chaos coming in from the LFO and sample+hold modulation stuff, thats why I'm selling it (sorry, only within EU countries...) - I'm heading for a Clavia Nord Modular G2 instead. Thanks for posting the shot on here ;-)

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  2. Anonymous8/23/07, 4:36 PM

    sure the Nord will be a much quieter beast compared to Odyssey/Prodyssey.

    I'm interested in buying. How much for shipping to France ?

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  3. Anonymous8/23/07, 4:51 PM

    according to DHL 30 Euro shipping within EU with tracking number

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