mokkamonkey's Electronic Studio Setup
A brand new Din Sync RE-808 =)
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~$9,905
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- Keyboards and Synthesizers 57.6%
- Studio Equipment 34.4%
- Effects Pedals 7.9%
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Magic Box
Very sturdy and unique delay. Sound Vintage Warm and Gritty ! Easy in use. Great adjustments to get the ultimate vintage delay tone with the mn3005 chip x 4,, the delay time can go really long. The LFO is out of this world with the high feedback knob you can get really original sound with the repeats, it can go fast !! MIC pre!! It's sounds really organic. Pretty big knobs make it really a joy to control and tweak the settings, while recording. I checked it with OB-6, 101, Tempest, 606, 303 Pearl Syncussion, Fender JazzBass. The input levels need to be set carefully otherwise it's easy to miss use. With the Sample and hold on the Pearl syncussion (Long Decay) )with a some lfo on the dubsta delay, woow.! Overall the gritty repeats are stunning and magic. Input output filters. The repeat sound can really fall apart aswell, its lovely and random, its analog. I really bought it for its unique sound and hands on control. I love it! Great next to my Roland RE-501 or feeding it into. I have also a Benidub echo, Pearl f-605. So this dubsta delay was for me well spent upgrade to a more versatile delay unit, with a vintage tone.
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About this setup
This gear photo by mokkamonkey features 16 pieces of gear, including Akai MPC 2000XL, Pearl SY-1 Syncussion, and Benidub Digital Echo. The setup spans Keyboards and Synthesizers, Studio Equipment, and Effects Pedals, with a wide range of price points. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Rock, and Pop scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Mathew Jonson, Bon Harris, and Magda.
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