MATRIXSYNTH: TAMA TECHSTAR TS-206 Analog Drum Module SN 201273


Wednesday, June 26, 2013

TAMA TECHSTAR TS-206 Analog Drum Module SN 201273

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"For sale is this really cool, rare & vintage Tama Techstar TS206 analog electronic drum brain synth rackmount machine.
Comes with two original Tama TS-100 trigger pads as well. Everything has been tested & works perfectly & fully functional, absolutely no issues.
This drum-synth module is very unique & offers many cool vintage 80s toms, snares, noise & analog drum sounds.
You can shape each channel exactly the way you want it & can choose between one memory patch & one user-manual patch for each channel.
Overall the module is in great condition for its age, although it shows slight wear from use.
The trigger pads show the most use, but have been tested & work great as well.
Made in Japan in the 1980s, rare to find w/ original trigger pads!"







Posted by matrix at 6/26/2013 11:44:00 AM
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  1. Unknown8/31/17, 12:27 PM

    I also have one. best offer please. ganadalimited@gmail.com

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