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- autoflavour3
Latest acquisition..
Kinda lusted after one since 1999..
will be interested to see how it changes my music as I don’t usually use 8bit sounds- niceprophetone
- huh, does that have an actual MOS 6581 chip in it? if so, that's pretty cool.
looks terrible though! :)Nairn - i had an early one, wish i'd never sold it. such a characterful synth, the little ghost noises it makes when it's not in use are incredible...kingsteven
- the SID chip is an incredible piece of design. even though the C64 was 8-bit, the SID is internally 16bit oscillators and analog filter and modulation...kingsteven
- yeah, actual MOS6581 .. from the look of the manual and everything that came with it I think it was from the 2001 batch .. its pretty gnarlyautoflavour
- had a quick play yesterday, super raw.. looks like a synth made by hand.. interestingly tho, the angle its on is the exact the same as the Digitone keys,autoflavour
- which its sitting next to in my studio, so even 20 years apart, elektron paying attention to aesthetics ..autoflavour
- and yep, kinda noisy kingsteven.. but I guess that's the charm.. I can't wait to have some proper time to play with it.. been so distracted lately with kitchenautoflavour
- Reno's I have been in the studio like 3-4 times over the past 3 months.. and that was just to work from home.. summer holidays is going to be funautoflavour
- Did you get it for a good price? Just asking as usually see these for sale for stupid prices but then it drops and drops until someone buys it ;)microkorg
- it was $900 AUD.. so like 480 pounds or soautoflavour
- seemed like a good deal.. there is 1 on Reverb currently for $1925 AUDautoflavour
- yeah thats a really decent price for one. they usually about £700 that they go for but folk advertise them about £1200 toomicrokorg
- good price, sold mine for more than that in 2004kingsteven