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Thursday, February 17, 2011

Abandoned Roland D-50 Found in a Park


flickr By geo3pea

"Found in the far corner of a car park on an industrial estate, wonder how it got there"
Posted by matrix at 2/17/2011 10:33:00 AM
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7 comments:

  1. UniQue WerkX2/17/11, 11:04 AM

    I hope someone takes it in and nurses it back to health!! Then they can take it back and release it into the wild! LOL

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  2. Kyle Weiss2/17/11, 11:11 AM

    That must have been one terrible gig.

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  3. Alan2/17/11, 12:12 PM

    When you see the words "Industrial Estate", this is exactly the sort of victim you expect to see...

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  4. Avery2/17/11, 12:35 PM

    Somebody must really hate pads :/

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  5. Andy Ford2/17/11, 1:55 PM

    anyone know if it still works? Might be quite a find if it did!

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  6. Unknown2/18/11, 1:41 AM

    It's a shame to throw one's D-50 this way :/ Hope it still works.

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  7. TheSynthFreq2/18/11, 2:07 AM

    This is so sad! :(
    A disturbing sight.
    Maybe its last owner just couldn't get the hang of Linear Arithmetic synthesis? and gave up, or maybe D-50 was just too much for them. lol
    Whatever the reason, doing this to any synth is horrible, heartless and stupid.
    My D-50 and the synths offer a moment of silenced waveforms for the poor D-50 out there all alone and broken.
    :*(

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