"This item comes as seen in photos, and includes only the following accessories:
Hard Disk Interface & Remote Control - Model: RS232
9 Pin Connector Cable for Remote Control Interface (9' length)
Original Operator's Manual
IEC Power Cable
"HIP HOP" Zip Disk"
San Diego Unified School District SN 62055 sticker on the front. Interesting to think this was used to educate kids on synths back in the day.
Note the proprietary cable on the back. This was meant to go with the Seiko DS-250 as an expander. You can't play it without one unless you can somehow create the necessary connection.
The listing states this used the same filter as the Prophet-5. I don't believe it did. It used the CEM3379 as you can see on polynominal's website here. The Prophet-5 used the CEM3320 in the Rev 3 and the SSM2040 in the Rev 1 & 2 (see here).
"Little VCO with a huge sound in VHS format from a Swiss company Technosaurus.
Rare and beautiful little synth. Much more than a 303 clone, sounds more like Sh-101. Midi, 12/24db filter, filter in, cv, gate."
"In this demo I use the following vintage synthesizers: Minimoog Model D ( 1973 ), Korg Polysix and Korg MS10, furthermore the Roland VP330+ Vocoder, the Roland SH2 and the Roland organ/strings RS09. The modulars are : Pittsburgh, Doepfer Darktime, Doepfer Dark Energy and Trouby Masterclock. For the bass part I use the ARP odissey together with a Yamaha Midi Keyboard and a Boss FC200 pedal. Rhythm is composed by the RMIF Elsita drumsynthesizer and the Korg Monotribe. Finally I use the Arturia Keystep to play the Arturia Micro Brute sequencer. Some additional FX is done by Alesis microverb, the Roland SE03 and the EHX small Stone. I also use the Boss RC1 and Ditto looper. Mixing is done by 2 Behringers 1202FX. Everything is connected via CV and Gate. I only use midi to play the ARP Odissey via the Boss pedal and Yamaha midi keyboard. No pre recording ( except for the looper pedals ;-) )"
"All sounds: Elektron Analog Four mk2.
My first session with the new Analog Four mk2 from Elektron. All sounds / FX are coming from the A4, recorded to a stereo track."
