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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Old Synth and Sampler Borrowed from school for summer

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"My high school let me borrow these goodies for the summer.

Clockwise from left:

To the left, cut off, is my HS-60 (a Roland Juno 106 with speakers)

Up top is the Akai S-612 sampler that used those awful 2.8" typewriter-style quick-disk diskettes. The top rack is the drive, the bottom is the sampler.

On the right is a Yamaha DX100

Below that is a Siel DX-600 Expander"

The description included links to http://vintagesynth.com/. We all know VSE right?
Posted by matrix at 2/26/2009 09:56:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. Moogulator2/26/09, 12:49 PM

    They have synths & samplers at your schools? sooo great.

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  2. walkathon2/26/09, 1:22 PM

    That'd actually be a rad lil' setup, even in 2009.

    Oh to have that German dude start offering that supercharged, updated S612 ROM update again. :-(

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  3. Zero2/26/09, 2:00 PM

    Does the 612 even have filters? I bought one back in the day and almost immediately exchanged if for the Akai S900

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  4. matrix2/26/09, 2:03 PM

    Filter but no resonance.

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  5. Unknown2/26/09, 2:04 PM

    Yep the S612 has a VCF. it's a nice sounding filter!
    we have one for sale @ our company in holland

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