via Loscha.
"It appears to be a Simmons clone. No other images appear to be available online.
Appears to have SSM2044 per channel, and lots of other nice things. Quite solid in design, all balanced, had a 9 pin Molex on the back so you can hook up all your triggers in one easy connector, would have been convenient on the road."
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Hi Matrixsynth!
ReplyDeleteCheck out these clips
of Richard Lainhart and his Buchla!!
I just found this page, and it looks
pretty great...
http://www.otownmedia.com/he/buchla.htm
ciao
r o b
robp: link
ReplyDeletethis maxim thing is also known as suzuki drums
ReplyDeleteit sounds totally analog, a bit like a 606 rather than a simmons.
strange machine indeed
actually mine is
suzuki roadworks sd 700 on the front
max II sdm 1100 on the back!
xlr in and outs, 1/4" jack outs for the master plus an effects loop
worth getting one, i have had drumfire, ultimate percussion, simmons etc. i prefer this tho not as good as syncussion.
I have one of these in my collection.
ReplyDeleteI would say it's most probably the best analog drum brain there is. Identical sounds and programming to a Simmons SDSV but with much better build quality and routing.