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REWO Records
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SynthexOne
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Mon Nov 03, 2014 6:38 pm (No subject) |
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Got these two babies yesterday! I absolutely love them! The AN1x has a really great warm analog sound and the SY22 also has some very nice sounds.
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Seren
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Alvaro
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Mon Nov 03, 2014 7:37 pm (No subject) |
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Congratulations for your 2 new synths. Both are nice machines, I specially like the SY22 (I had one and sold it, I miss it).
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SynthexOne
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Tue Nov 04, 2014 5:07 pm (No subject) |
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Thanks! They are great, but I haven't even touched the surface of what they are capable of.
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Phobos
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Tue Nov 04, 2014 9:14 pm (No subject) |
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« SynthexOne » wrote:
Got these two babies yesterday! I absolutely love them! The AN1x has a really great warm analog sound and the SY22 also has some very nice sounds.
I never felt quite comfortable with Yamaha synths, I always preferred Roland or Korg when I was a lot younger than I am now.
I hope they bring you many hours of pleasure and inspiration, and if you ever get fed up of them, find somewhere to keep them, don't sell anything. I sold off a lot of my stuff years ago and have always regretted selling it. 
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analoguekid
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Tue Nov 04, 2014 11:04 pm (No subject) |
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You can always buy it back again though David 
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Phobos
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LNerell
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I just acquired a Soundcraft Ghost console, needs a bit of work like a couple of bad channels and some dirty pots. Can't wait to get it up and running in the studio, I haven't had a real board for years now.
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thirdsystem
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« Phobos » wrote:
I hope they bring you many hours of pleasure and inspiration, and if you ever get fed up of them, find somewhere to keep them, don't sell anything. I sold off a lot of my stuff years ago and have always regretted selling it. :
I echo this sentiment. Many years ago when we had our 3 wee ones running about the place and things were tight, I stupidly decided to sell my Westbury guitar, Peavey amp and ALL my vinyl to fund other things.
I regretted that for years after, beautiful cherry wood Westbury SG that it was. Bought all the vinyl back eventually ( mega £££££s ) and better amps/Fender axe. However the moral of this sad tale is don't sell your stuff 
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dronescape
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Location: Bobbejaanland, hèt lekkerste land!
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« LNerell » wrote:
I just acquired a Soundcraft Ghost console, needs a bit of work like a couple of bad channels and some dirty pots. Can't wait to get it up and running in the studio, I haven't had a real board for years now.
Now this is one great desk! I wish I had the room for one of these.
The Calrec mixers that are currently being auctioned off by the BBC aren't exactly bad either.
Stephen
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Joerg
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hhh
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Just got a Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 12 from Sweetwater. Not sure whose fault it was, but a three-thousand dollar synth should never be dropped off at an address without a signature. They even delivered it to the wrong address (my home address, instead of my work address - Sweetwater is claiming a Paypal snafu). It sat on my front porch all afternoon. No signature was required. Unbelievable.
Fortunately, it all worked out and nothing bad happened. The Prophet 12 is beyond incredible.
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Seren
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hhh
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Actually, Sweetwater are the lucky ones, because I would have reigned down an ungodly terror until they sent another one. ;-P
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