Roland TR-707

Lastpost: 1: The TR 707 is the original Chicago House drum machine. Check out all those late '80's Marshall Jefferson or Larry Heard productions. As for the original acid house record, Phuture'...

Roland R-70

Lastpost: 1: only 4 outs actually - stereo + 2 aux. can use effects board OR aux outs but not both. still great machine tho' & very versitile. got 2 m'self....

Alesis SR-16

Lastpost: 1: My shotgun mechanical bride...Totally lame samples, but very usable for unique "acoustic" sounding drum parts. I made a dnb track on my 505 and layered it with the alesis, and it r...

Alesis SR-16

Lastpost: 1: i've had mine for about 2-3? years and i think it's a very good box. as is said in the review, the kick drums are kind of weak, and all of the samples sound like they were recorde...

Boss DR550 MK2

Lastpost: 1: Anybody have one of these? Worth $100 bones?...

Oberheim DMX

Lastpost: 1: May I get a beatbox with that?When the oberheim prommer came out it made this one of the first user sampling drum machines around.i think it was out before the SP12.All i know is t...

Alesis D4

Lastpost: 1: This machine really rules! I produce industrialish Darkwave/EBM music and there the much cleaner than clean drums fit in absolutely perfect! And for the more noisier beats i send...

Roland R8

Lastpost: 1: The R8 and R8MkII are both 16 bit machines, not 12 bit. What gave you the idea that they were 12 bit? Anayways, I've got a MkII with 909/808 sounds built-in. These are OK. No...

Alesis D4

Lastpost: 1: It's not the "DR-4" - its the D4 and it's not a bad unit. How it really shines is as a drum interface. With triggers (or even some cheap little speakers) you can use the unit t...

Roland R8

Lastpost: 1: I'm looking for a roland 808 card. So if anyone has one they would like to sell Contact Vince @ pisces252k@cs.com...

Roland TR-707

Lastpost: 1: Just picked one up cheap. The mulitouts are nice, now i just gotta get some cheap stomp boxes to run the outs through. Only prob is the power jack is a little loose, and the power ...

Roland TR-707

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Roland TR-727

Lastpost: 1: The 727 is a fun little box to play with. Most of the percussion sounds arn't that bad, and it comes in real handy for adding a harder or tribal feel to your standard trance or ho...

Roland TR-707

Lastpost: 1: i got my 707 quite cheap, $100. I think its about as usefull as drum machines in this price range can be. when dry, the sounds suck, but run it through some filters, distortion, ...

Roland TR-707

Lastpost: 1: i use the 707 with an alesis d4 for rockandroll stuff. keeps a beat. dependable. dig your site....

Oberheim DMX

Lastpost: 1: The DMX also had CV and Gate inputs for each sound for connection to the DSX sequencer using the Pre-MIDI Oberheim "System". MIDI was a later option. Sounds were 8 bit samples, tun...

Alesis D4

Lastpost: 1: The D4 is a very versatile and good-sounding piece of equipment. Best way to use it is to exploit it's analog "trigger" inputs. You can use them to re-mix beats and you can put the...

Casio RZ-1

Lastpost: 1: i love my rz-1, getting samples into the sample banks is a bit tricky at first but you get used to it...the griddy sounds of the machine rule though...gives it that underground fee...

Oberheim DMX

Lastpost: 1: It has individual outs for each sound, and clock inputs and outputs... the sounds came on cards that could be replaced. The clap sound is a real killer...

Casio RZ-1

Lastpost: 1: I love this thing, my second favorite drum machine... the high hats and clap rule, and there's a limited 'tone' control for the samples (actually a low pass filter) which has that ...