MATRIXSYNTH: Jellinghaus DX Programmer


Monday, January 21, 2008

Jellinghaus DX Programmer

via this auction

The rare Yamaha DX7 programmer

It went for 2010 Euro (2902 USD)

via sequencer.de
Posted by matrix at 1/21/2008 07:22:00 PM
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11 comments:

  1. DGBFOUNDER1/21/08, 7:39 PM

    wow, that definitely puts to shame all the talk about the complexity in programming in FM. and the knobs, knobs..knobs....i like knobs.

    -d

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  2. Zero1/21/08, 7:49 PM

    This is probably one of those very, very rare occasions where the software version makes more sense.

    Actually, I wonder if this could control FM7 or FM8.

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  3. isotopeofme1/21/08, 8:10 PM

    Holy knob-tacular batman! I'd love a miniature version to control my TX81Z!

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  4. isotopeofme1/21/08, 8:10 PM

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  6. moni1/21/08, 8:34 PM

    good god!

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  7. gwenhwyfaer1/21/08, 9:40 PM

    148 knobs in all, if anyone else cares. (For comparison, the Prophet 5 had 26 knobs, according to Wine Country.)

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  8. -daddio-1/21/08, 11:40 PM

    (rubs hands together furtively)
    ;-)

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  9. Reed1/22/08, 7:31 AM

    I read once that Karl Bartos quit Kraftwerk after Ralf & Florian made him spend a year with that thing.

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  10. Vergel Evans1/22/08, 1:30 PM

    For once I can honestly say: Thats too many knobs!

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  11. ortho1/22/08, 8:34 PM

    too many knobs???

    Imagine operating a DX7 with only one slider and all those functions.

    I think that would've made me quit kraftwerk too. I believe it was something about studying those envelope operators in the Yamaha manual...

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