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this auction.
"Very nice condition cool sounding 80's drum machine with volume sliders, lots of knobs and individual outputs. It comes with its original box. A rare item, it sounds retro and dirty...looks oldschool, it has no optical damage whatsoever. The sequence module is included with this auction. Sync this to a analog synth and you are in electro heaven"

If anyone knows more about this drum machine, please post in the comments. This one in via Rasmus A. Nyaaker.
Update via Roberto in the comments:
More on the Sakata DPM48.
Update via hinotori mortal in the comments:
"hi
i am the proud owner of 2 of the DPM-48 drum machines.
they were originally made by SAKATA a company which, to my knowledge, only ever produced this machine. . . its design and name were then bought out by HAMMOND, and hammond produced this machine for a short time. . . before they decided their leap into the world of drummachines was a waste. . .largely due to the painfully high price that hammond were marketing them at.... . the machine was then marketed by JUGGBOX.
they are EPROM based drum machines and are incredibly incredibly difficult to use without a manual .
i have a copy of the manual in japanese. . and this helps a little. . but if anyone has the manual in english please let me know . . . :)
the only person i have heard of using this machine was prince .
it has an amazing sound to it, if you love the LINNDRUM / DMX / DRUMULATOR . .
very punchy lo resolution hip hop sounds .
i have another version of this machine loaded with the "electronic drum set"
as there is little information about this machine anywhere, im unsure as to wether the "electronic" version was actually produced by JUGGBOX or by yet another company . .
it is easily synced to my tr606, having a din sync in and out i chain them together in serial .
there is currently a midified version of this machine on an auction site in japan going for around 500 GBP.
!!!!!!!
i will put images of my DPM48s onto my flickr account for those whoare interested.
if you want the DPM sounds without the hardware then they are included in NOSTALGIA . in the "rare beat boxes" section . . . of course ;) "