Suzuki Omnichord OM-84 System Two
Available in Ivory or Grey with colour coded controls, strumplate and chord buttons, the OM84 was a giant step forward. In addition to all the features found on the OM36 the System Two includes twin strumplate voices with variable sustain. The two...
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Description
Available in Ivory or Grey with colour coded controls, strumplate and chord buttons, the OM84 was a giant step forward. In addition to all the features found on the OM36 the System Two includes twin strumplate voices with variable sustain. The two sounds could be mixed via a double rotary control giving many new possibilities for the SonicStrings. The Chord buttons had an interesting new feature; two colours were used to mimic the layout of 19 piano keys. (C-G). The biggest new addition was the on board Chord Computer allowing the user to record a sequence of chords which could be started and stopped via panel buttons or optional footswitch.
Both models packed a whopping 2 Watts which is surprisingly loud!
5 Suzuki Omnichord OM-84 System Two Reviews
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FReR_Mo0IZQ
Folktek mods. You can always find someone to add MIDI if you like as well.
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Bit of strait forward song making on the Omnichord.
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What can happen if ya wanna
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Earlier model but still holds - it was strangely tough to find people using pedals with this guy (?!?!) so here's a bit with at least one pedal. I chain 1-6 pedals cuz lord it's fun. Anyways-
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I love omnichords!!!
I'm looking for a newer omnichords, as mine is the model before they added midi:(
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