Hi Robert, The store wants $200. I've checked out the turbo features. They seem to work. I just need to verify that writing to memory works. I want to use the DW 8000 is a little laboratory to learn about sound design. It seems so straight forward. Thanks or the reply, Dave --- robert andrew scott <quiet_channel@...> wrote: > Try to offer them $135. > If they won't take it.. remind them that you could > get one on ebay > for $150-175 (don't mention that that is a rather > low ebay figure. . > and without the turbo..) > > Try to keep it under $225, if you can. > > > It is a great synthesizer for a wide range of > applications.. > I use mine in two live bands and extensively in the > studio. . as far > as digitally controlled analogs go, you couldn't > really do much > better. > > > -r andrew > [myspace.com/moddrug] > > --- In DW8000@yahoogroups.com, "David Swaddell" > <deltadad2001@y...> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I found the Turbo Manual in the Files Section. > Downloaded okay. > > > > But I would still appreciate advice on using the > Turbo. > > > > I consulted Sonicstate.com to get princing. > > > > What is a fair price for a DW 8000 with a working > Turbo? > > > > I need an inexpensive 61 key synth to take to jam > seesions. Are > there any reliabilty > > problems? Or should I keep it protected in the > studio for specific > vintage sounds and find > > another used synth to carry around? > > > > Thanks, > > > > David > > > > > > > __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail - PC Magazine Editors' Choice 2005 http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [DW8000] Re: Found Turbo Manual
2005-10-17 by David Swaddell
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