Gear Aquisition Zone [buy/sell/swaps]

Post by **RiK** » Wed May 05, 2004 10:56 pm 0

We've all got waaay too much gear and chances are, one or other of the llamasoftie moo-sicians in going to find a home for some of that stuff you've got cluttering up the place.

So, here's a thread for you to list that gear that is surplus to requirements, or alternatively that you are looking for...

If the thread gets too big, I'll maintain an index post here at the top..

Post by **RiK** » Wed May 05, 2004 10:59 pm 0

And I'll start it off (yes I know, cheeky ain't I..

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These bits are currently going cheap on Ebay if and of you you are interested...

Korg ER-1 - Analog Modelling Drum machine
Korg EA-1 - Analog Modelling Bass Synth
Soundtracs Topaz - 24 Channel 8 Bus Mixer

matt303 · Post by **matt303** » Mon Jun 14, 2004 2:03 pm 0

I'm selling my Ensoniq SQ-80 and wondered if anyone here would like it before it goes on ebay, it's in good condition and still has the factory sounds disk, Â£100

large image here -> http://www.apsy01.dsl.pipex.com/images/sq80.jpg

Specs
Polyphony 8 voices, 3 oscillators per voice
Multitimbrality 8 parts
Digital oscillators with analogue filters
Extensive modulation routing and control.
Keyboard 61 velocity sensitive keys with polyphonic aftertouch
ROM 75 waveforms
Program patches 40 user patches in RAM
Sequencer 8 tracks, 20000 notes, 20 songs
Audio outputs 1/4" jacks (L and R)
MIDIIN / OUT / THRU
External controller inputsExpression/Volume pedal, Sustain pedal
External storageDouble density diskette drive

Reviews here http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Da ... 80-01.html

~D4T45H4T~ · Post by **~D4T45H4T~** » Mon Jun 14, 2004 10:56 pm 0

Can we hear some sounds you've made with it (solo + dry preferably).

Heres a few more questions:

- Can it do PWM?

- Is the filter MIDI controllable?

- Does it have a mono/portamento mode?

- Are user presets saved when you switch it off, or do you always have to use the disk drive?

- Can you forefeit polyphony for meatier sounds?

- What year was it made?

Cheers,
John

ynohtna · Post by **ynohtna** » Tue Jun 15, 2004 8:37 am 0

Excellent machine, and a great bargain. I'm reet tempted to grab it just for the polyphonic aftertouch, but am rapidly running out of space and cash again.

Datassette: Google is your friend.

http://machines.hyperreal.org/manufactu ... niq/SQ-80/

A colleague has the rack version for sale if anyone's interested.

thalamus · Post by **thalamus** » Thu Jun 24, 2004 6:27 pm 0

In preparation for Canada, I'm getting rid of the following:

Roland ED PC-300 MIDI keyboard (USB), as described here: http://www.edirol.com/products/info/archive/pc300.html

FruityLoops 3

Cubasis VST 4.0

Offers: andy @ scaryfish . tv

rowan · Post by **rowan** » Fri Jun 25, 2004 8:55 pm 0

Poly aftertouch, eh? Nigh on everything takes it on MIDI IN but bugger all generates it on MIDI OUT

I am tempted but to be honest I don't think I could play poly AT particularly well and I've lived without it long enough to .. live without it.

polyhex · Post by **polyhex** » Tue Jul 06, 2004 8:47 pm 0

Well I've got a ECM-MS907 sony stereo microphone up for sale...

Ideal for field recording and in pristine condition... Â£30 including uk p&p but will post elsewhere if you add a little bit more...

Like that but with soft cloth bag and windshield aswell,, will also chuck in a battery....

The man from del-sony he say....

Sony's ECM-MS907 One Point Stereo Microphone was created for the advanced amateur to make instrumental recordings. Ideal for Sony's MD Walkmanâ„¢ and DAT WalkmanÂ® Portable Stereos, the ECM-MS907 features a One-Point Stereo Design, Mid/Side (MS) Capsules with a Switchable Pickup Angle, an Oxygen-free Copper (OFC) Mic Cable, and a Gold-plated L-shaped Stereo Miniplug.

â€¢ Ideal for Sony MD WalkmanÂ® and DAT WalkmanÂ® Portable Stereos
â€¢ For advanced amateur use
â€¢ One-Point Stereo design
â€¢ For instrumental recording thanks to Sony's sensitive Electret Condenser microphone design
â€¢ Oxygen-free copper (OFC) mic cable
â€¢ Inconspicuous, compact design for easy portability
â€¢ Gold-plated L-shaped stereo miniplug
â€¢ One-point stereo design a single mic for stereo recording-is like having two microphones in one
â€¢ Ideal for portable DAT or MD digital recorders with wide dynamic range to complement digital recording systems
â€¢ Mid/Side (MS) capsules for natural stereo panorama; the Mid capsule picks up monophonic sound while the Side capsule picks up left/right difference sound; subtracting and adding the two capsule signals yield separate Left and Right channels - also permit electronic adjustment of pickup angle
â€¢ Mid/Side (MS) switch selects pickup angle between left and right channel; choose 90Â° for a single voice or instrument or 120Â° to pick up many voices and instruments, arranged across the stage
â€¢ Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) cable for minimum loss, minimum noise
â€¢ L-shaped stereo mini-plug fits portable recorders
â€¢ Gold-plated plug for maximum conductivity, minimum noise
â€¢ Triangular shape fits comfortably in the hand
â€¢ Supplied accessories include a stand/holder, windscreen and carrying case

Chuffmeister · Post by **Chuffmeister** » Mon Aug 02, 2004 2:27 pm 0

Hello

I've got a nice mint condition Korg Z1 that I wish to part with. Anyone fancy one o'dem ?

Chuffmeister · Post by **Chuffmeister** » Fri Aug 27, 2004 6:32 pm 0

Come on! It's silver and great and you want it.

madfiddler · Post by **madfiddler** » Thu Sep 16, 2004 11:50 am 0

Anyone here got a Proteus 2000 or equivalent.. I have a Techno Rom I'm not using anymore....

polyhex · Post by **polyhex** » Thu Sep 23, 2004 8:31 am 0

Hellloo,,

echo indigo DJ pcmcia sound card...

http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/CardB ... /index.php

Supplied with the card and driver cd-rom, no box I'm afraid,,, I think (will have a dig)...

in as new fully working condition.

Going out at a yakyak price of Â£55 + p&p

SOLD TO THE MAN COVERED IN SAKE

ynohtna · Post by **ynohtna** » Sat Sep 25, 2004 4:16 am 0

Oooh, I'll have that Echo Indigo.

The i88x and 1814 are just a little too unwieldy to be used for portable plinking.

madfiddler · Post by **madfiddler** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 2:34 pm 0

Anyone interested in a virtually unopened (I've opened, registered and deregistered the strings section) East West Quantum Leap Symphony Orchestra Platinum library? Retails at Â£2000

67 gig of 24 bit orchestral instruments..

Click here for details and demo...

http://www.soundsonline.com/sophtml/det ... sku=EW-155

I'm getting rid of it cos I'm not doing much scoring anymore, so no need.. You do need a powerful system to get the best results out of this btw....

PM me if you are

c64audio · Post by **c64audio** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 3:18 pm 0

> Anyone here got a Proteus 2000 or equivalent..
> I have a Techno Rom I'm not using anymore....
I've got a Virtuoso that will fit into, but bugger all cash

Perhaps a bit later...

Chris