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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Roland SH-2 Vintage Analog Synthesizer with Case

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via the seller: "The SH-2 is an amazing synthesizer that is often under-rated. I have owned several SH-101s, and I can tell you that the sound of the SH-2 is fatter and more flexible than the sound of the SH-101. The benefit of the SH-2 is that it features the ability to detune the oscillators. There is a switch (wide/narrow) that allows VCO-2 to be detuned by several steps when set to "wide" Also, VCO-1 features sine in addition to saw, square, and PW. Another nice feature is the autobend slider that adds a slight pitch bend during note attack. It's really fun to use a TB-303 or MC-202 to control the SH-2 via CV/Gate or use a MIDI-CV converter."







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