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Merlot · #21 28.01.2005, 04:18 PM

Psypher,
What did you end up getting?

Hollowcell · #22 29.01.2005, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by xsdata-kc

hollowcell : If you love The NL2 so much give her a better spot than on the card board box under that thing that looks like a toy

lol

peace

Hehehe, it's the only spot I have!

I live in Japan, I'm lucky not to have all my gear on my bed - I've seen people live in one bedroom appartments, that are literaly half height - can't even stand up!

And about that "toy" - if I sold that and the Nord, which do you think I could get more money for?

blay · #23 29.01.2005, 04:00 AM

looking at the flooring it looks like it could be in your laundry HC

Hollowcell · #24 29.01.2005, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by blay

looking at the flooring it looks like it could be in your laundry HC

If you have a seperate room for laundry duties, then you are one rich person in Japan!

That flooring is specially designed for studio use! Some people call it patern lino though.

You should see the roof - it's carpeted! Hehehe.

Psypher · #25 29.01.2005, 02:08 PM

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Psypher,
What did you end up getting?

Merlot, I Havn?t bought it yet. Would gather some more information and maybe some other gear too to make one package and then get some money off!

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The NL2X is an instrument, not a car or computer. Judge it based on sound, not whats written as a spec.

Yes, Saba. But if you can program a synth and know the elements then you have some minimum requirments or wishes to a synth, and mine wasn?t relly satisfied.....

for an example: I might want a 3 Osc. synth with at least 30 tones polyphony, Arpeggiator, 2 LFOs, nice filters, maybe some onboard effects, vocoder, minimum 8 assign routes... and if most of these requirments wasnt there, then the synth maybe isn?t the one for me......

Specs. can be as important as the sound and vice versa.....

a synth can have alot of nice specifications but a bad sound.

but a synth can also have a good sound, but not the specs. to make the requested sound....

Just my opinion

Merlot · #26 29.01.2005, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Psypher

Merlot, I Havn?t bought it yet. Would gather some more information and maybe some other gear too to make one package and then get some money off!

Defenitely a good idea. Any $$$ off is a good thing.