This image came in on the Waldorf list via Stephan Trippler. Anyone ID the keyboard controller in front of the KORG Radias? Note the sliders.more pics of this session here.
Update: Edirol PCR 300 per the comments.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Mystery Keyboard Controller
This image came in on the Waldorf list via Stephan Trippler. Anyone ID the keyboard controller in front of the KORG Radias? Note the sliders.more pics of this session here.
Update: Edirol PCR 300 per the comments.
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EDIROL PCR 300 ??
ReplyDeleteLooks like an Edirol PCR 300 to me.
ReplyDeleteThe keyboard in question is an Edirol PCR300 (http://www.long-mcquade.com/files/2930/lg_pcr300.jpg)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.woodbrass.com/images/woodbrass/EDIROL+PCR+300+500+800.JPG
ReplyDeletePCR 300
Based on intensive research of the 4 posts before this one, I'd say it's laikely that it is a Roland/Edirol PCR300
ReplyDeleteYamaha GX1
ReplyDeleteBalderdash. That is a teleharmonium.
ReplyDeleteEdirol PCR-300
ReplyDeletea late 30ies hammond organ..
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely no idea whatsoever and will be sadly unable to confirm that it is an PCR-300. Yet again.
ReplyDeleteThis photo may offer a clue:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.trippler.net/misc/ek31/ek31031_jpg.html
'76 Strat
ReplyDeleteHas to be an IBM Model M.
ReplyDeleteNot homo sapien sapien, but cro-magnon.
ReplyDeleteBahn Sage
ReplyDeleteVurt Hamu 2000
ReplyDeleteYou guys had fun while I was out. :) I was stuck in an all day meeting. Posts coming up...
ReplyDeleteIs that a C64 hiding out in the open?
ReplyDeleteNope, for a sec I thought it was a Midibox.
ReplyDeleteI can't find the Serge...
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's probably just a mixer. :) Anyone ID what the guy with a blue T and black sleeves is working on?
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