K5synth

Howdy,

 i just bought one for $125. It hasn't arrived yet but I need to get 
the manual and midi implementation specs to see if I can rig up a 
midi controller for easier programming. STILL trying to find a manual 
for my Seiko DS-250. It would be nice to know how to operate the 
thing.
Rig

--- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "vogel22" <vogel22@...> wrote:
>
> Hi, Adam.
> 
> HE he he, I really know what are you talking about, my friend. I 
think 
> that "love-hate" is the normal feeling in the "human side" ... but 
> believe me, man, in the "machine side" the feeling is always love. 
> What I mean? If you dedicate some time to your k5 you'll see it 
> returns satisfaction (and more) to you. 
> 
> I tried to sell mine two times in the past, but now, I tell you, 
bro, 
> I WON'T SELL IT. I know is a hard-programming machine, but try 
using 
> some editor (as Dr T's over Steem emulator) and you will see that 
the 
> k5 is a unique machine, powerful, vintage, and also beatiful to the 
> eyes! (at least there's nothing even similar to the k5M ...).
> 
> I hope you will be aggree with me in the future.
> 
> Best regards, take it easy and make many questions here, it's the 
best 
> learning procedure, here you have people like Antoine that 
> are "Monsters" (in my country we call that to guys with huge 
knowledge 
> about something)
> 
> Alvaro .
> 
> --- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "adam_nw6" <adam_nw6@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all.. 
> > I've never posted here before but often check in. I know this is a
> > pretty open question, but would you sell your K5? 
> > 
> > The reason I ask is I have a kind of love-hate relationship with 
mine
> > and was curious to know other owners feelings. If you were to 
sell 
> it,
> > what would be a fair price? There's not much to compare with at 
the
> > moment, except the one currently on ebay and another on 
craigslist.
> > 
> > What do you think?
> > 
> > Adam
> >
>