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Published on 11/29/11 at 13:17
Value For Money :
Excellent
A lil analog synth with:
A 40-key keyboard, with a party "chords" o There's a few chords pre-recorded (by the way, it's a shame we can not play these notes the only), and part notes.
- A slide for the volume rgler
- A switch "chord memory" on / off (see the opinion of POLEN * *)
- A switch three types of sounds DIFFERENT
- Switch on / off
- A "potentiomtre" not ergonomic at all for varying the pitch of the synth (parts chords and notes together)
- A speaker not so bad that can give a little crunch when pushed back
- Port to power with a 9V power supply (which I also rcupr, I sold it without)
- An output jack 6.35 mm
- It also has a thread below that can fix it on a foot cymable battery by expemle (jtrouve a fairly practical and stable)
UTILIZATION
Its keyboard is really all rotten: it is noisy, while plastic, does not take into account and is ultra lightweight VLOC ... But it does its job, the primary (and then good for the price that I pay ...)
SOUNDS
Mine has 3 sounds DIFFERENT, but synthetic trrrrs! (The first type is rather Vox, the 2nd type 8-bit, and the 3rd sounds a bit like a church organ)
I also need rpar pouvori leaving Jack to plug into an amp or guitar synth to give a little reverb or gain, see the connect via effects pedals for guitar (j 'have a Zoom G1XN).
I'll try to srement the circuit-bender ending for him to add some options (tutorial here: http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/Bontempi_M40.html)
OVERALL OPINION
I am quite happy not having to pay more expensive than, and I used to have my pedals through an amp and see what he can give.
I will add pictures ending for, and will tell you what gives the circuit-bend (I have never done a will may not be glorious).
A 40-key keyboard, with a party "chords" o There's a few chords pre-recorded (by the way, it's a shame we can not play these notes the only), and part notes.
- A slide for the volume rgler
- A switch "chord memory" on / off (see the opinion of POLEN * *)
- A switch three types of sounds DIFFERENT
- Switch on / off
- A "potentiomtre" not ergonomic at all for varying the pitch of the synth (parts chords and notes together)
- A speaker not so bad that can give a little crunch when pushed back
- Port to power with a 9V power supply (which I also rcupr, I sold it without)
- An output jack 6.35 mm
- It also has a thread below that can fix it on a foot cymable battery by expemle (jtrouve a fairly practical and stable)
UTILIZATION
Its keyboard is really all rotten: it is noisy, while plastic, does not take into account and is ultra lightweight VLOC ... But it does its job, the primary (and then good for the price that I pay ...)
SOUNDS
Mine has 3 sounds DIFFERENT, but synthetic trrrrs! (The first type is rather Vox, the 2nd type 8-bit, and the 3rd sounds a bit like a church organ)
I also need rpar pouvori leaving Jack to plug into an amp or guitar synth to give a little reverb or gain, see the connect via effects pedals for guitar (j 'have a Zoom G1XN).
I'll try to srement the circuit-bender ending for him to add some options (tutorial here: http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/Bontempi_M40.html)
OVERALL OPINION
I am quite happy not having to pay more expensive than, and I used to have my pedals through an amp and see what he can give.
I will add pictures ending for, and will tell you what gives the circuit-bend (I have never done a will may not be glorious).