What new booty have you acquired? (Page 44 of 189)

I actually thought about buying one of those

Okay you guys have probably already 4 of those standing at home, but I just made myself a dream come true with this here

My first drumcomputer.

Not shure if I should laugh opr cry though, beacuse I absolutely don't have the money for it and gonna be eating toast without partying for a month or so ;_(

nice catch! enter chicago

I finally burnt the original eproms for my Linndrums!

I had access to a good usb eprom burner, the B+K 844usb, worked like a charm.

I think people in europe are lucky to have easier access to the russian and east euro gear. I'd love to have an analog synth  with Cyrillic text, if only to impress friends.

We don't have an equivalent in north america, like weird Peruvian drum machines or something or Chilean tape echos...

^^when you just need one synth! i'm sure it has great Disco Cha Cha presets/Fill ins and a funny Chord/Melody re-interpretator, the three rows of tiny black buttons on the top are intriguing..

Marshall Time Modulator.
And a Custom FX rack.

Pix will folow.

just came back from the flea market  ..i got  this Casiotone 101 for 10 euro.

well...it has 25 instr. but only few of them sound good .
i like #11 - funny
        #12 - cosmic tone
        #14 - funny fuzz
        #15 - synth brass
and 2 effects:  vibrato & sustain ( pretty sound)
and a small tone memory

a few toys to report. havent got them all at once mind you but over the last 6 months or so.

eps16+  (havent had much time with it, disks that came have some nice stock sounds, havent got organised for sampling yet etc editing, fx and sequencer are great. i'm used to esq-1 and this is similar interface)
evolver desktop (not as impressed with it as i thought i would be, build quality seems good, presets are horrible, matrix editing is fine, maybe its a grower but i cant work out what its real strength is)
dx200 (great concept, just wish there was a bit more sound editing on the front panel. not the best sequencer but fun to play with and onboard fx. will be good for live and not having to take a heavy dx around)

nice to have some toys but all my time seems to get sucked away with my 6month son though he's taken a liking to my sk-5 so maybe i'll just record him instead.

can anyone help me with getting the dx200 editor software, doesnt seem to be on the yamaha synth site

Nice handle bars

Finally a hardware modular. Made by a coupla guys in Chile.

http://analogcustom.blogspot.com/2008/0 … dular.html

Here's one of the guy's description of the modular in his own words from the Ebay hard sell. Given the price ($1800 US) I nearly peed my pants when I read it and instantly bought it figuring it'll be the only modular I'll ever afford. Realizing later that aside from the bottom row I had most of the top two rows covered with my other monosynths (Cat SRM, 202, ATC-1 w all filters). Albeit they're not modular and I can add more modules in the future. The tech guy of the duo said there's plenty of space to add more.

But I don't care it sounds very raw and wonderful. Really great action with the envelopes and sequencer. Very tight crisp and clear sound. Really tight MIDI/CV response. Have some Pomonas coming in the mail to replace the crappy (his own words) ones that he threw in.

"Features:

Row 1:

2 x VCOS (square w/PWM, sine, triangle, and saw) each with 5 CV controllers and glide.
2 x Mixers
1 x Moog type VCF, with 3 ins, and also a 1/4" in, 3 CV
1 x Multi mode filter (LPF, BPF, NPF,HPF) with 3 ins, 3 external CV and differentiated outputs.
1 x Dual VCA

Row2:

1 x Midi to CV (2 CV and 2 gate controls)
1 x Ring Mod/ S/H (with internal or external clock) / Noise generator (pink-white)
1 x LFO (5 waveforms, delay and reset)
1 x VC LFO (w/ random out, saw and square differentiated outputs) reaches almost 3 Khz
1 x DUAL ENV (2 separated ADSR) with gate and trigger
1 x DUAL TRANSIENT AR (2 separated AR with cycling possibilities, almost reaching 5 Khz)
1 x CV Phaser (incredible sounding, Jarr