via the Big City Music blog.Remember you can always find the Big City Music Ebay link under the More Stuff section on the right of this site for their current listings.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Diabolical Devices Circuit Bent Roland TR-727s
via the Big City Music blog.Remember you can always find the Big City Music Ebay link under the More Stuff section on the right of this site for their current listings.
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What a waste, the classic chicago machine reduced to bleeps and bloops.
ReplyDeleteHave you even watched one of the Diabolical 707 videos? I'd give up my Roland R8 in exchange for one of these.
ReplyDeleteHey CV. It's not a waste. These 707's still function as originally intended (You can turn the bends off). You just have more options now! -Josh BCM
ReplyDeletei think it shows a lack of respect for the original design.
ReplyDeleteIt also represents the "pimp my car" attitude and the "more features" craze.
It heard them, they can sound good when the bends are off.
People can do whatever they want to their machines, but when it leaves the diy realm and becomes a commercial product it makes me sad a little.
but I gues there's plenty around so It's not close to being extinct ;)