Thursday, January 26, 2012
NAMM 2012: Waldorf Music Booth Pics
flickr set by MATRIXSYNTH
Waldorf were primarily showing their Zarenbourg electric piano which was working this time. A Blofeld and the new Pulse 2 were present. The Pulse 2 wasn't plugged in but it felt like a real unit in weight and metal enclosure. Note the number of knobs in the main programming matrix section of the Pulse 2 is six while the Blofeld is four. You can see Stefan Stenzel showing the Zarenbourg to a gentleman who apparently was well known in the industry. If anyone can ID him let me know.
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Is it John Bowen playing the Zarenbourg?
ReplyDeleteits a bit to much hair for Dave Smith or Roger Linn.
Not John Bowen or the likely suspects. Not sure who he is.
ReplyDeleteI just want to say THANK YOU for posting all of those lovely lovely hi-res NAMM pics, MS ;)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome! Thanks for the thanks. Unfortunately some are a bit unfocused. I wanted to capture everything in natural light so that was the cost. I also wanted to focus more on a small glimpse of NAMM, so it's basically a documentation of my one day on the NAMM floor from start to finish in order. I'll need to update the summary post with a link to the booth list and see if I can find the floor maps so you can see where everything was.
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