MATRIXSYNTH: Inside an Alesis Adromeda A6


Sunday, June 14, 2009

Inside an Alesis Adromeda A6

via Alan

"Most [of the images] are self explanatory except for the one of the two plastic thingies. This is the inside of the case moldings on the side. VERY CHEAP -- I seriously broke almost all of them when putting the screws back in. I don't see how Alesis didn't se this coming. The rest of the construction is top notch, though. Mine is a pre- Numark made in the USA model."






Posted by matrix at 6/14/2009 08:43:00 PM
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3 comments:

  1. Doktor Future6/14/09, 8:54 PM

    How I wish Alesis would sell the Andromeda chips to DYIers.

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  2. Dex6/14/09, 9:47 PM

    Truly an incredible synth. I have used mine live for years on a regular basis, and have never had any issues. Additionally, I seriously love the sound, and am thankful for the men who designed it.

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  3. alanmarcero6/15/09, 1:11 PM

    I took it apart to fix a broken key. I like to take all my synths apart at some point to better understand them. It worked perfectly after putting it back together. I have a long history of building PCs and such, so that helps...

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