Afternoon all,

I'm having a little bit of a studio clearout to make room for new equipment,
and so some items reluctantly have to go -- all of them are in good condition,
and have never gigged; only sat in a studio.

I'm asking for cash only, but all the items can of course be thoroughly checked
before purchase.

Email me if interested (removing the ".nospam" from the end of my Email address)

Cheers
Angus
www.clubbedtodeath.net


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Boss SP-303 Sampler:

Asking price: 160 pounds

Fully boxed with manual and leads. A little over a year old, goes new for about
240 pounds -- can double up as an excellent has a host of effects processor:
the sampler is in mint condition. Can take Smartmedia cards for
recording/storing samples. I'll be throwing in four 32Mb Smartmedia cards along
with the sampler.

For more information, see Roland's website:
http://www.rolandus.com/products/details.asp?catid=4&subcatid=0&prodid=SP%2D303

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Alesis MTM-8 hardware sequencer

Asking price: 100 pounds

Comes with original manual and power supply. This is an antique hardware,
pattern-based sequencer still in perfect condition and fully functional. Ideal
for noodling around with trance-based music: was used by the likes of Orbital
and Asian Dub Foundation.

You can find out more at:
http://www.mmt8.com/

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Yamaha SW1000 XG soundcard

Asking price: 250 pounds

Will supply with Mac OS9/Windows drivers and editing software.

This is Yamaha's top-of-the-range XG soundcards; essentially a MU100 on a
soundcard. It has 20Mb of XG wavetable samples, and will play General MIDI
songs (XG is Yamaha's superset of General MIDI); in particular, has some
gorgeous Yamaha electric pianos. It also has a multitude effects which can be
applied individually to each MIDI channel (up to 5 simultaneously), as well as
EQ and cutoff filters.

You can also use the Yamaha PLG boards to add FM synthesis, virtual analogue etc.

For more information, go to:

http://www.xgfactory.com/index.htm