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Drum Machine?

Jan 24, 2007 by Nick | Posted in Blues

I need a decent drum machine that I can program and will be able to follow me live. Individual act, guitar, singing,? Drum Machine?

A true workhorse that has been there for years is the Alesis SR-16. Its very cheap, still popular with good reason. However, if you can really hit Paydirt cost-effective with this little gem:

http://www.bosscorp.co.jp/products/en/DR -770/index.html

Roland (Boss manufacturers) equipment is legendary for being tough and models like this come with many models that are great for many styles of music. It's a good idea to go to that has some effects like reverb built in: it will broaden your options for getting the correct atmosphere that you want.If you decide to move up from there, you can move on several machines as the Pro Line Sampler Akai is especially popular with producers of hip-hop, but in the meantime if you need more, the 770 or the Alesis will serve you well.
There are more advanced devices like these had to if you want to diversify into the matter more complex, just for your information but if you are primarily a guitarist, go to line Boss. BTW, eBay is a great place to get their business. Save some money, buy a microphone Spare: P.

Akai MPD-16 $ 99
http://www.jrrshop.com/product_info.php? products_id = 97
http://www.tweakheadz.com / review_of_the_ akai_mpd16.htm

KORG PadKontrol $ 200
http://www.korg.com/gear/info.asp?a_prod _no = KPC1
www.sonicstate.com / news / shownews.cfm?

How much should i sell a Yamaha DD55 drum machine for?

Jan 25, 2008 by Tobz1992 | Posted in Hobbies & Crafts

I have a Yamaha dd55 drum machine that I have for a year and I barely used so its in perfect condition. I need money so I was wondering how I should sell?
Answers preferably in pounds sterling.

I would say 25-38 pounds. This is because it is technically used because of the age of the product. A Pawn shop would give you much less, but you might be able to sell over the Internet or a newspaper for about that much!

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