x0d's Electronic Synth Setup
My setup back in 1998
Roland Juipter 8, MC-202, MSQ-700, TB-303, TR-808, TR-909, Arp Axxe, Oberheim OB-X, Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000, Mackie 3204 Line Mixer, Digitech Time Machine RDS8000 (x2), Digitech Metal Machine MM4
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This rig
~$45,126
Value by category
- Keyboards and Synthesizers 76.7%
- Studio Equipment 23.3%
Price mix
Mix of high-end and standard
Avg price: $2,499.00
One of my biggest regrets was selling mine.
I purchased mine for $500, back in 1995. Many years, good times and fun live performances on this. Wish I hadn't sold it when I did, but luckily I did (before having a house fire and losing whatever gear I had left).
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Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000
Avg price: $522.00
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About this setup
This gear photo by x0d features 11 pieces of gear, including Roland TB-303, Roland MC-202 MicroComposer, and Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer. The setup spans Keyboards and Synthesizers and Studio Equipment, with a mix of high-end and standard pieces. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Electronic, Rock, and Pop scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Graham Massey, cEvin Key, and Richard Devine.
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why does the king of the Jupiters have to be so damn attractive too?
its like the buttons are saying "taste the rainbow!"
do I spy a prophet2k there?
Yes, ye ol' resonant filtered sampler. I do not miss those floppies.
Fun fact: Both the Jupiter 8 and the OBX were acquired for $50 each as "weird old broken keyboards" and "good for parts". Both were fully functional, aside from some janky keys.
those were the days, where I lived the deals were over by 98 and I had missed out on those $50Jupiters and Obies being a few eyars too young (right age to have forgotten about synths for a few years in the grungeera, spent my teenaged income on guitar stuff until 97 or 98)...
but man, janky keys and crackly pots are still the plague of 80s synths, I swear all I do is clean rubber sensor pads and spray out knobs and faders sometimes!
@xod I have a prophet 2k and I was thinking of modding it for USB so I'll actually use it regularly but I might just throw in the towel... sell her off and let someone else deal with the hassle.