Hey kkonkkrete, get a hold of me if you are in the USA. I have a barely used Machinedrum for sale. In box, all items MINT. Plastic still on LCD screen. $950.00 shipped and insured in the USA. Will consider shipping international, but it will obviously cost a lot more. Anyway... I have no time to use it and I must sell it. It is awesome. I am sad to let it go, but my wife knows I am not using it and is after me to sell it. It is built like a tank. If you get a nice little case for it, you will never have to worry about wear from travel. You will love it. A seriously great piece of gear. I can send you pics if you are interested. Let me know. If anyone else out there has an interest, let me know. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "kkonkkrete" <kkonkkrete@y...> wrote: > > Hi --- > > I'm considering getting a Machine Drum, but I'm concerned about the build quality as I've > seen this raised in several user reviews on Harmony Central and Solid State. > > As it's several hundred miles to the nearest place where I can try one out, I thought I'd > solicit some opinions. The construction issues seem to be: > > (i) buttons > (ii) rotary encoders (I know these are surface mounted, which already worries me) > (iii) labels (paint wears off) > > Are these really issues? > How does the build quality compare to other gear you've used (I'm especially interested in > hearing comparisons to Dave Smith Evolver, Quasimidi 309, Jomox X09, AKAI MPC1000, > old TRs --- please tell me it's better made than a 606) ? > Can it withstand heavy use / gigging? > > It's a lot to shell out for something if I can't rely on it. > > :: Kkonkkrete :: >
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Re: MachineDrum prospective buyer: build quality ?
2005-11-15 by navintheebs
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