What new booty have you acquired? (Page 34 of 189)

The Linn went back to the repair guy, he had a pretty good idea of what was wrong, some chip he put it that wasn't fast enough, he's really slow but good so I'll try to stay patient.

I'll probably use the internal sequencer more, as it's really easy to use.  I remember reading about Roger Linn's impression on the unique groove of the Linn, he said that it's most likely a result of imprecise editing of the eprom sounds, like the snare being a little late.  I thought that was a funny down-to-earth answer.

We'll see when I get that original chip.

I know you have that maestro, you had mentionned it on CBS and it made me realize that those boxes can be synced, some of those old school rhythm boxes have great sounds!
I would of probably kept my Kr-55b if I had known it could be modded.

last night I pulled the trigger on a UA audio LA610.

It was maybe a bit of a silly buy, because I was planning on upgrading either audio interface or monitors, but I grabbed this instead.
:-)

I'm not really sure what to expect, but I loved the sound of one when I played with it in a shop years ago with a mic. though here I'll be more often wanting to use it as a DI for synths and drum machines. I figure if it doesn't do anything really useful for me, I can sell it on and get most of my money back.

so - I bought a fun experiment.

excited to get it now!

cool! yeah I got it ex demo (though 3 years in shop so maybe no warranty) for around what they seem to go for 2nd hand in the US.

Have you ever run synths or drum machines through it?
people seem to really like them for bass guitar, but not much discussion on them for anything else.
:-)
I figure that at least with synths there's lots of scope to control the levels going into it, so shouldn't have any problems with lack of headroom.

I have some possibility of recording a few vocalists in the near future, so sounds like it'll be awesome for that, at the very least...

^^707 & 727 look great next to each other..like one large drumcomputer

got given this beast for free.
thru-neck, one piece, fretless. stunning bass. it works, but needs some tlc.

isn't that warwick?
for free... lucky bot

I am awaiting a roland MKS-7

I dont know if i paid too much. I had to9 decide fast and did not get too many infos about it. there seems to be different opinios on it wetter it sounds like a Juno or not ( I wouldn't be able to compare).
its a preset machine, but with a Juno editor the sounds will be tweekable.

after a long search...and a trip to utrecht i finally got...

Nice one Meschi. Can't figure out what that bass is - looks like a luthier one-off job, but looks nothing like a Warwick though. More like a strange cross between a Travis Bean and a less outrageous Carl Thompson.

More photos and info please...

PS: I've suddenly reignited my interest in purchasing the Ashbory Bass someday. The D and G strings might snap easily, and it detunes like a cunt, but their sound is ace!

there seems to be an "engineer mode" where you can programm it from the front panel. since there is no RAM memory and the MKS will loose all its patches when switched off, I assume it would make sence to use an editor.
I will know more when the machine gets here.

and yes there is a 707 (without sequencer) in it too :-) Cant wait.

Nice sequencer but the prices are to crazy compared to stuff like an rs-200

I'm at a loss as to what it is. Looking at what I can get out of the headstock now, it also has echoes of a 70's Ibanez, which lends a bit more to the 'Chinese Fantasy Brand' theory there Rude. Whatever it is, I hope that it plays well!