All user reviews for the Boss DS-330 Dr. Synth

Expander GM (general midi) and GS, not rack, mains.
Midi in / out / thru, stereo headphones +
Sound module multi-trimbal 16 parts, options split or dual (two tones)
Reverb, chorus and fat (= unison)
Keys for editing sounds for direct use

UTILIZATION

Change sounds easy
Editing sounds can manually or by noon
Manual clear

SOUNDS

These sounds are more than adequate. This is very surprising for a small module that age.
The output level is very good (better than the Roland JV / XV)
It gives off a good momentum and good precision
The sounds of acoustic and electric pianos and organs, bass, drums, string ensemble are very good.

OVERALL OPINION

I've had at least 14 years, but I use it more because I have other expendeurs and synth now.
But every time I replay, I find it really pretty.
There is more variety in a register / pop / rock qu'électro because the sound editing is weak and has little current synth sound
This is a module to GM if we have no other that will make many services as well as computer music in to play, the sounds are much better than some entry-level keyboards (PSR and other casio )

MIDI
REVERB, CHORUS, FAT Intgr

UTILIZATION

Roland Menu type. no report

SOUNDS

Roland sounds delicious. JV2080 prcis least one but not that the same price.
Electric Pianos nice. some interesting ground. can magnify the sound effects help which is nice.

OVERALL OPINION

10 years something like that. in fact I used the most but I will stand out as pilot expander since my PC sequencer, to qualify for certain sounds style sheets.
No I have no ide of the price since I bought the Outlet ago October 1 groin of years. c l epoque was the little brother of SoundCanvas I think.