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Description

The GoldStar GS1000R GM Sound Module is a versatile addition to any musician's setup, offering an expansive array of sounds that cater to both live performances and studio recording sessions. As part of the synth and sound module family, this module shines with its advanced 128-voice polyphony that ensures your compositions are rich and layered without missing a beat. Whether you're a keyboardist looking to expand your sonic palette or a producer needing a reliable sound source, the GS1000R provides a robust solution.

Equipped with over 1,024 presets, the GS1000R covers a wide range of sounds from classic pianos and strings to cutting-edge synth textures. Its General MIDI compatibility makes it a perfect fit for integrating into complex MIDI setups. The module's intuitive interface allows for easy navigation through its many features, while the high-quality DAC ensures crystal-clear audio output, making your music sound just as you imagined it.

With connectivity options that include MIDI In/Out/Thru and USB, the GoldStar GS1000R is ready to connect to your existing gear effortlessly. Its compact design makes it a portable powerhouse, suitable for musicians on the move. Whether you're looking to replicate the sound of legendary synths or explore new sonic territories, the GS1000R is your gateway to limitless creative possibilities.

Key Features:

  • 128-voice polyphony
  • Over 1,024 high-quality presets
  • General MIDI compatibility
  • Intuitive user interface
  • High-quality DAC for clear audio output
  • MIDI In/Out/Thru and USB connectivity
  • Compact and portable design

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Goldstar GS1000R GM sound module 32 note polyphony 16 channels

I recently Picked this up for $25 on ebay with $12 shipping. I bought one new in 1999 from Musicians Friend for $99. I somehow misplaced it and always wanted a replacement to use it as a loaner to students to add some sounds to their basic midi pianos. The early Casios have midi and even the Yamaha PB35. It can't compare to the Roland SC 55 which can be had for maybe $95 on ebay today. The Goldstar I believe has 32 note polyphony. My old MidiMan (now Zoom) Gman sounded better and even the EasyMIDI sound module of 2000 had more banks. MidiMan was sued by Roland and lost. I was curious if the Goldstar had also been sued so I opened the chassis. All Goldstar proprietary chips inside. You see this referred to as a MidiArts GS1000R. It has no display so it sort of compares to the Roland Sound Canvas boxes designed with gamers in mind. One of the basses is a simulacrum of the TX81Z's LatelyBass. About ten sounds are still valid and engender a desire to use them expressively. There is almost no info on this unit. It was perhaps a one off by a small team working within a large Korean electronics company and the interest faded,

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