A must have if you're in a Cars tribute band.

I wonder how many of these will get flipped fairly quickly when buyers realise there's no "Press here for Pink Floyd/Brian Eno/Tangerine Dream" button.

Apparently there's also a Circuit Tracks on the way. Supposedly has 2 synth tracks, 4 drum tracks, and 2 MIDI tracks.
https://www.synthanatomy.com/2020/12/no ... eaked.html

I'm surprised no one has mentioned old guitar multieffects pedals. Not always the easiest to tweak live, it depends on the model. But you can find them dirt cheap.

Yeah, in the end if the prices are too high stuff won't sell. And if you're buying high price vintage gear you'd better know the market and the equipment, or you will end up paying more than you should, or at worst get ripped off.

I'm pretty sure there's other stuff like this most of us don't know about because it was marketed to organ players, and not synth players and other pop/rock/electronic music makers. There was a brief period when Wersi was trying to market stuff in the US with ads in Keyboard Magazine, but it musn't ...

I'm 99 percent sure the answer for Long and McQuade is no.

I see it's what I suspected it is, a module intended as a supplement to Yamaha's organ line.

+48 V is for phantom power of condenser microphones. The jack above the XLRs is probably for a separate +48 V power supply.

Moog Audio has it up for pre order at $399.99 Canadian. Right now it's the same price as the Model Samples. Beatstep Pro is $349.99, and Keystep Pro is $569.99.

Wayne Horvitz was a DX7 user back in the late '80s.



If I'm not mistaken his stuff on Zorn's Naked City albums was DX7 and Akai sampler.

Here's a bit of Canadian price comparison of similar products: Moog Audio has both new TRs at $539.99 Canadian. The MC101 is $699.99 The Novation Circuit is $499.99 Elektron Models are $429.99 The Korg Electribe is $618,00, the Electribe Sampler in red is $679.00. (Strangely Long and McQuade doesn't...

Modal Craftsynth V2.0? Runs on batteries, has a built in touch keyboard, no screen, and is cheap.

Moog Audio says it will be $209.99 Canadian. A Digitakt is $1099. A Model Samples is a better comparison, but even that is another 200 bucks new.

Something from Tubular Bells III?

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Jensen Interceptor might fall into this category. Known for electro but has also done some really great 4/4 techno.

Heh, another name that's been used more than once.
http://www.canadianbands.com/Jenson%20Interceptor.html

You can find more details if you search for "Terry Manning Eliminator" on Google. But offhand the setup was an Oberheim DMX, often triggering samples from a AMS digital delay, a Moog Source, Memorymoog(probably a Plus, since Manning mentions using its sequencer), and a Yamaha DX9. The fact it's a dr...

Listening to various pieces from the classic 1967-70 Spider Man cartoon, such as this one.

Probably out of your price range new:
https://www.strymon.net/products/magneto/

The British musician and producer, who produced artists including Tina Turner, the Fixx, Saga, and Rush, has passed away from cancer at 72.
https://www.nme.com/news/music/rupert-h ... 72-2682752

I was checking out the Long and McQuade website tonight trying to find their Monster Days flyer. I did stumble across the fact that the Volca Modular is currently on sale. It's listed at 159 bucks, 120 bucks off the regular price. I wonder if they didn't buy a bunch of these, but they're not selling.

There's something very off brand '80s looking about that thing. For example the sliders and markings look like something from a Realistic product.

A lot of synth folks like the Zoom MS70CDR multieffects stompbox these days. It will even run on a pair of AA batteries.