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"This is the much prefered J-Wire version, due to the fact that the keyboard can be easily dismantled and the J-wires de-oxidised if the notes begin to double trigger and fairly easily maintained."
Saturday, March 24, 2012
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PRO ONE SN 100-5103
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"This is the much prefered J-Wire version, due to the fact that the keyboard can be easily dismantled and the J-wires de-oxidised if the notes begin to double trigger and fairly easily maintained."
via this auction
"This is the much prefered J-Wire version, due to the fact that the keyboard can be easily dismantled and the J-wires de-oxidised if the notes begin to double trigger and fairly easily maintained."
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Since you brought it up ... anyone with a bad Pro One keyboard can consider replacing it with the Doepfer/Fatar one. I wrote briefly about it here:
ReplyDeletehttp://musictechnologiesgroup.com/blog/?p=30