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Location: NJ | Picked this up in a trade and really have no use for it. I will throw in free shipping and a couple of disks to get you started. Missing 2 knobs but if I find ones to fit I will throw them in.
$150 shipped
e mail me at alpep@lostartvintage.com |
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Location: NJ | ok I was asked a couple of questions
this takes zip disks and you have a spdif out so you can mate it with your computer and burn the files into a cd
I believe it has 64 virtual tracks and you can download the manual at the roland site. |
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Location: NJ | guess there is no interest. ?!?!?!
well when dave does the next cd I will just have to say I told you so. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | When Dave does the next cd I'll be perfectly content to listen to you guys display your talents. If someone gave me the recording equipment, set it up and told me to start singing and playing, I don't think I'd do it. No guts no glory. I sound way better in my own mind. |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
I sound way better in my own mind. Same here except for that dang echo, cho, ho, o! |
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| I am such a dino I am not sure if I will ever use it. Also waiting to find out how much a change in an order might cost me before I spend any more on anything.
From what I read this is a nice unit still and for the price a good deal for what it is.
Randy |
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FS/T Roland BR-8 digital recorder
