The Roland SDE-2000 is a digital delay effects processor released by Roland in 1981. It is a rack-mountable unit that provides a variety of delay effects, including chorus, flanging, and echo. The SDE-2000 was one of the first digital delay units on the market and was used by many professional musicians.
The Dreadbox Murmux is a hybrid analog/digital monophonic synthesizer from Dreadbox. It features two analog oscillators and two digital oscillators, as well as a 16-step sequencer, a filter, and an LFO. The Murmux also includes a built-in effects section, allowing for a wide range of sounds and textures.
Foundation 2 is a compact two-voice modular synthesizer. It is assembled comprising twelve modules, but any of them can easily be replaced with any other module in the Eurorack format. The synthesizer includes: MIDI2 - a duo interface for converting MIDI...
K2000 with expanded ROM sample set (the Orchestral and Contemporary ROM sound sets) made up of 24 MB total and factory-installed P-RAM expansion. The K2vxS has the sampling option and 2Mb of sample RAM.
DPX1 is a simple sampler module designed to work together with MIDI devices (keyboards, controllers and sequencers). Samples from a floppy disk (3.5 "or 5") are uploaded onto the built-in memory (1 MB), after which the samples can be used. There is no...